Slim_JD
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Brady didn't beat the 07 giants either with the greatest offense of all time? So what's your point?Why didn't Romo beat the Giants in 2007? That team had 13 Pro Bowlers.
Brady didn't beat the 07 giants either with the greatest offense of all time? So what's your point?Why didn't Romo beat the Giants in 2007? That team had 13 Pro Bowlers.
Because the Cowboys changed their offensive strategy.Why didn't Romo beat the Giants in 2007? That team had 13 Pro Bowlers.
Couldnt be more clear. The run game and defense carried us. Thats a good thingPersonally id give this win to Zeke and the defense, but whatever.....ill take the win regardless
You know Zeke had 170 yards right?
Dak had 168 yards passing....1 TD and 2 interceptions..
Im going with Zeke...
You do know what "walking away with a double-digit win" means, right?Lol. Good one, you do know it was double digits until the last minute of the game right?
He was also a good quarterback, which is why he's a great commentator.Don't be mad Romo is a helluva commentator.
Because the Cowboys changed their offensive strategy.
During the season, they would pass and get up on teams then use Marion Barber III to wear out defenses at the end.
During the playoffs, they ran Barber early. But that strategy tired the offensive line out. By the end of the game, we had worn ourselves out.
Patrick Crayton also dropped a sure first down that could have been a touchdown.
He also stopped short on a route.
Any more questions?
For the love of all things holy, can people shut up about Dak and Romo?
So Romo didn't overcome adversity when being down against the Lions in the 2016 playoffs, he brought us back for a win?Noah Brown got interfered with on Dak's INT in the redzone but he overcame it. No excuses. Dak overcomes adversity while Romo chokes. Botched FG hold against Seattle, choke job vs Giants etc.
You do know what "walking away with a double-digit win" means, right?
We won by two, and our double-digit lead was short-lived.
He was also a good quarterback, which is why he's a great commentator.
Yes, he did make dumb mistakes. I've criticized him for his penchant to make bone head mistakes. But he was still a good quarterback. My evaluation of him is not all-or-nothing. I can acknowledge he made mistakes; I can also acknowledge that Romo is a better quarterback than Dak. Dak could be better than Romo at some point in his future. But right now, Dak can't make the type throws and process the offense better than Romo.Talented qb, made dumb mistakes, little leadership skills. I wish him all the best.
I second this motion. Comparing our current team to any of the Romo teams seems impossible. Way worse line but way better defense. How do you compare the two.