"Grease" is the word... is the word... is the word...

[mmohican29]

After seeing the replay of the Romo bobble for the 74th time this week on ESPN and the NFL network, I still say that ball was either meant to be deep fried or had just traveled a mammalian birth canal.

Good for Romo stepping up and risking his own sanity on a repeat of that fiasco. It says so much about the toughness of character that he has to be willing to sacrifice for the team to perhaps come full circle and confront his most prevalent ghost.

Imagine the irony of a Folk 30 yard attempt to put the Cowboys in the playoffs, to win a playoff contest, or decide a Super Bowl.

Epic. Great Job, Tony. Hat's off to you.... "Never Stop".

:starspin

 

[GimmeTheBall!]

And to think that Romo is risking all that for a mediocre, sissipated, finger-pointing prima dona of a kicker who I hope won't be here next year.

More props to Tony.

 

[theogt]

Good or bad decision, dude has balls of steel for taking on the job again.

 

[locked&loaded]

And to think that Romo is risking all that for a mediocre, sissipated, finger-pointing prima dona of a kicker who I hope won't be here next year.

More props to Tony.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yCshqttJXc&feature=related

 

[Apollo Creed]

Real talk though. That ball didn't look right.

But Romo, like the complete and total bad *** that he is - didn't point fingers or make excuses.

Just like he could be blaming his shortcomings on our severely overrated offensive line constantly making him run for his life. But he never points fingers, or makes excuses.

And like theo said, he seriously has some fortitude to accept this role again.

 

[links18]

Over/ under on the number of threads blaming our next loss on Romo's lack of preparation with the offense, because he was busy practicing holding with Folk?