Romo bandwagon tally... on or off.
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YosemiteSam
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I have a better question. Who is Brett Favre'ing it? You know, waffling back and forth on Romo's bandwagon? :laugh2:
BruceWayne
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I'm on but I'm riding on the tailgate. If Wagon's have tailgate's...
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I'm there and will be until I see a consistent drop-off in his play. An occasional bad game does not make him a bad QB. There is no QB that does not struggle at times but I think he has a lot of heart and will give it his all to put the bad plays behind him. Go Tony!
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If it's the blind homerism Romo wagon then i'm not on it...I'm on my own horse just waiting to see what happens. Put it that way. We have the easiest schedule here in the next 3-5 weeks. Dont let that wagon get to packed ok.
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That's roughfweegy;2972436 said:
superpunk
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DallasDomination;2972469 said:
I like how you set it up to diminish any possible accomplishments he may have over the next month.
If he does poorly, you can rail on him because these are "easy" teams.
If he does well, you can claim it doesn't matter because these are "easy" teams.
Win-win-win.
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I'm on.
When you look at his full body of work over the past three or four years, his good far outweighs his bad.
He has some off-the-chart skills (quick release, ability to buy time while still looking downfield, accuracy, feet). He's going to make a bad decision every once in awhile, but I'm convinced that with his physical skills and his intangibles, he's a guy who can win a Super Bowl.
When you look at his full body of work over the past three or four years, his good far outweighs his bad.
He has some off-the-chart skills (quick release, ability to buy time while still looking downfield, accuracy, feet). He's going to make a bad decision every once in awhile, but I'm convinced that with his physical skills and his intangibles, he's a guy who can win a Super Bowl.
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superpunk;2972471 said:I like how you set it up to diminish any possible accomplishments he may have over the next month.
If he does poorly, you can rail on him because these are "easy" teams.
If he does well, you can claim it doesn't matter because these are "easy" teams.
Win-win-win.
it's still the truth. he is always a good qb against weak teams early in the season. none of it really matters.
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Look what the cat drug in
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Chief;2972478 said:
Could you imagine what it would feel like if the Cowboys could just advance 1 round in the playoffs and get that feeling of being a step closer to the Superbowl.
I think if we can just get that taste back in our mouth's again than we will get over this hump.
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I am clearing the road in front of the bandwagon. Like a police escort. Never been aboard, not gonna start now.
I like the guy. I just hope he turns that next corner. It was one game.
Now, This defense? There is a problem.
I like the guy. I just hope he turns that next corner. It was one game.
Now, This defense? There is a problem.
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CATCH17;2972487 said:
I'm holdin on my friend!
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I'm On.
I love the way he plays.
I love his attitude about the game and his perspective.
He needs to get back to having fun with the game, he has lost a good bit of that with all the critcism. I feel bad for what the criticism does to people in the NFL who play football because they love playing football and the business of it takes the fun out of it.
I love the way he plays.
I love his attitude about the game and his perspective.
He needs to get back to having fun with the game, he has lost a good bit of that with all the critcism. I feel bad for what the criticism does to people in the NFL who play football because they love playing football and the business of it takes the fun out of it.
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superpunk;2972471 said:I like how you set it up to diminish any possible accomplishments he may have over the next month.
If he does poorly, you can rail on him because these are "easy" teams.
If he does well, you can claim it doesn't matter because these are "easy" teams.
Win-win-win.
Thank you.truthfully speaking we do have some easy teams comming our way...I think in the next 5 games our toughest teams are the falcons and Panthers..
I'm not saying I dont have faith in Romo..I do and I want Him to succeed. But before I jump on another Romo wagon I want to see Him improve and play better.
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DallasDomination;2972493 said:
truthfully speaking we do have some easy teams comming our way...I think in the next 5 games our toughest teams are the falcons and Panthers..
I'm not saying I dont have faith in Romo..I do and I want Him to succeed. But before I jump on another Romo wagon I want to see Him improve and play better.
Don't expect to get a good seat on the wagon. :laugh2: