This is what I think the fans are so excited about.
I went back and watched every Romo play in slow motion, fast motion, and every kind of motion you could think of and took me like 3 hours to rewatch everything.
The first thing that jumps out at me is Romo's accuracy. There were 2 plays that he didn't hit his target straight on, and one was where Romo was rolling out to his left and bulleted the ball just a little bit behind Hurd, and it not only did the ball hit Hurd in the hands, but it hit him in both hands where part of his body was still behind the ball, let's just say he should've caught the ball.
The other one was a slant to Copper, and poor Copper stopped on the play, or the ball would've been a perfectly thrown ball.
I also noticed how he gives his receivers and opportunity to make a play instead of waiting for a wide opened player, because this won't always happen. 2 or 3 times he threw the ball on a fade with dead on accuracy, and great or good receivers almost always either make the catch, or prevent the defender from making it.
His pocket awareness is incredible. He can sniff out pressure like nothing. Along with his quick decision making. When he drops back, he knows where he's going, and if it's not there he spots his secondary target quickly, or get's the heck out of dodge.
The last thing is his "Moxie". He's fearless and will do everything to get down the field and score.
The only thing I sort of worry about is his soft throws on outs. Some of those will be picked off, but if you throw it early like he does, most corners still don't have a chance. The last thing is his touch on the ball. He has a very catchable ball. He doesn't put so much fire on it that it will fly thru your hands, and I know professionals are supposed to catch every thing, but Montana and Young both had touch on their passes and threw a very catchable ball.
I said all of that to say, I still want Bledsoe to start, but if he starts to fade, then he get's pulled like he did playing in front of Brady.
