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Undisputed;4161077 said:"When the games are close, you have to be smart with the football and that has been a problem with Tony." -- Troy Aikman
"I think he does a lot of things well, ... I think he just needs to be more consistent. And I think that's what hurts him the most. You're going to have good and bad games, but you really can't have too many bad games. You can't sway too much either way on that needle...There's a lot of teams throughout the league that do the same thing. The ones that continue to get better and stay at playing at that high level, they don't have those kind of swings." -- Joe Montana
Even Steve Young's 4-year-old criticism is still valid. Romo doesn't know how to "Stop the bleeding" when he hits a slump. It just gets worse.
This seems to be true. I think when something negative happens he pushes too hard to overcome it rather than let is slide off his back and go about his business as if the negative play never happened. I like the fact he wants to make up for it, but that can't translate into forcing things.
It's like a pitcher in baseball. The successful ones brush it off when a batter hits a HR off him, knowing that if he takes care of business the rest of the way things will be alright. A QB has to be the same way. He can't let himself get too down when he makes a mistake, or he can't let himself get too pumped up to go out and atone for the mistake. He has to go about the business of doing what he does best, knowing that if he takes care of business the rest of the way things will be alright.