Romo int solved on Inside the NFL

[CF74]

Another round of Dom Perignone, the hunny moon must go on!!!!:toast::toast2:

 

[YosemiteSam]

does anyone have that vid from "inside the NFL" to post?

No, but I have this one of Dan Marino. :laugh2:

 

[big dog cowboy]

They had TO mic'd up on Inside the NFL and he and Romo were talking about the interception on the sidelines - TO admitted he didn't do a post route like he should have

He's tearing apart the locker room I tell ya. Nothin' but a cancer!!!

Oh wait......

 

[CoCo]

I wonder if Skip Bayless passed out when he heard TO try to take the blame...

Probably started hearing the "Twighlight Zone" music in his head, and freaked out

Why would Skip pass out? He doesn't actually believe what he's saying. He's just being controversial. He's just selling himself.

Why anyone would buy it is another question entirely.

 

[Bourn Identity]

Certainly alot different from Carson Palmer and Ocho Cinco on Mon. night!

What happened with them? I didn't see the game.

 

[Doomsday101]

What happened with them? I didn't see the game.

They got into a bit of an agrument after an int. Where Palmer evidently felt that Johnson did run the correct rout given the coverage.

 

[Bourn Identity]

They got into a bit of an agrument after an int. Where Palmer evidently felt that Johnson did run the correct rout given the coverage.

Oh okay, thanks.

 

[Doomsday101]

Oh okay, thanks.

I don't think it is a big deal unless the players can't let it go. Heated words between teammates is nothing new and the vast majority of the time it not a longterm issue just the heat of the moment.

 

[tyke1doe]

Well, it was as I guessed...Somebody ran the wrong route both by the fact that there were two WRs in the same area and that Romo looked pretty p'd after the play...And it kinda figured that it was TO that blew the route.

Glad someone else noticed that too. Two receivers shouldn't have been running down the sidelines together. That draws the safety over most certainly.

 

[Bourn Identity]

I don't think it is a big deal unless the players can't let it go. Heated words between teammates is nothing new and the vast majority of the time it not a longterm issue just the heat of the moment.

You're right, I'm sure next game when they're on the field they'd have forgotten all about, if they haven't already.

 

[Doomsday101]

You're right, I'm sure next game when they're on the field they'd have forgotten all about, if they haven't already.

Unless it continues. Bengals are looking like a very desperate team right now at 1-3. This could get nasty if things don't change. For now not a big deal a few more loses and that could change