Romo looking to become King of the Road

[AdamJT13]

I don't think I've seen it mentioned yet, but if we beat Denver this week, Tony Romo will move past Joe Montana for the best road winning percentage by any starting quarterback during the Super Bowl era (minimum of 15 starts).

Romo is 15-5 on the road, a winning percentage of .750. Montana was 61-20 (.753). A win in Denver would put Romo at .762.

The only other quarterback with a road winning percentage better than .667 during the Super Bowl era is Tom Brady, who is 42-14 and has a home game this week.

 

[Colo]

The only other quarterback with a road winning percentage better than .667 during the Super Bowl era is Tom Brady, who is 42-14 and has a home game this week.

A home game they will undoubtedly lose..

 

[visionary]

I don't think I've seen it mentioned yet, but if we beat Denver this week, Tony Romo will move past Joe Montana for the best road winning percentage by any starting quarterback during the Super Bowl era (minimum of 15 starts).

Romo is 15-5 on the road, a winning percentage of .750. Montana was 61-20 (.753). A win in Denver would put Romo at .762.

The only other quarterback with a road winning percentage better than .667 during the Super Bowl era is Tom Brady, who is 42-14 and has a home game this week.

that just tells me that we have aready squandered 3 years with a very good team. great road teams should win championships. hopefully we win one this year.

thanx for making me sick adam

 

[Boyzmamacita]

that just tells me that we have aready squandered 3 years with a very good team. great road teams should win championships. hopefully we win one this year.

thanx for making me sick adam

I know you're talking somewhat touch in cheek here, but I'm not sickened by this at all. It takes time to build a championship team. Being able to win on the road will help in that endeavor.

 

[visionary]

I know you're talking somewhat touch in cheek here, but I'm not sickened by this at all. It takes time to build a championship team. Being able to win on the road will help in that endeavor.

hopefully this is the year

PS: i have been saying that every year since BP arrived

 

[Hostile]

Out of curiosity Adam where does Eli stand? I ask because so much was made of the Giants winning all but one road game in 2007. It was a huge deal.

 

[theebs]

Its pretty remarkable, especially when you throw in that crazy loss in washington in 06 and I think that the 07 Commanders loss is probably in that too, but really he had nothing to do with the outcome.

 

[JBell]

Brady is 42-14??

 

[AdamJT13]

Out of curiosity Adam where does Eli stand? I ask because so much was made of the Giants winning all but one road game in 2007. It was a huge deal.

Eli is 24-17 on the road, a winning percentage of .585.

 

[JohnnyHopkins]

Better "Road King" than "Road Kill", go Romo!

 

[adbutcher]

Great share, thanks.

I wonder how long will it take the negative Calvary to turn this positive bit of information into something negative?

 

[Doomsday101]

So Romo is a man of means by no means King of the Road. :laugh1:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmOe27SJ3Yc&feature=related

 

[Go Big D!]

I knew his numbers on the road were good but I didn't realize they were this exceptional. I like how our Boys can get it done on the road that says a lot considering we play the giants, eagles and redsk*ns every season. Those are tough places to play.

 

[Hostile]

Eli is 24-17 on the road, a winning percentage of .585.

Thank you. I wonder if any news outlet will pick up on this if we win?

I doubt it.

 

[Boyzmamacita]

Brady is 42-14??

It's the same percentage (75%). So at least Romo is on pace.

 

[stilltheguru]

Thank you. I wonder if any news outlet will pick up on this if we win?

I doubt it.

2 very different careers.lol Let's be fair around her for once.

 

[Boyzmamacita]

2 very different careers.lol Let's be fair around her for once.

I believe Hos was referring to Romo's accomplishment, not Eli's comparison.

 

[stilltheguru]

I believe Hos was referring to Romo's accomplishment, not Eli's comparison.

I have heard Romo get praised for a good road record. But the Giants won like 8 straight road games. That's the only reason Eli got more press. Romo has never done that. But, like I said, I have heard him get praised for it.

 

[skinsscalper]

While I appreciate the stats, and it's encouraging, there's quite a disparagement between Montana's sample size and Romo's. Romo would have to keep up that pace for quite some time to legitimately knock Joe off the mountain. Not saying that he won't, but while Romo may surpass him in a 100 yard sprint, Montana has already completed the mile.

Good stuff, though, Adam. Like I said, it's encouraging.

 

[Dat Dude]

I don't think I've seen it mentioned yet, but if we beat Denver this week, Tony Romo will move past Joe Montana for the best road winning percentage by any starting quarterback during the Super Bowl era (minimum of 15 starts).

Romo is 15-5 on the road, a winning percentage of .750. Montana was 61-20 (.753). A win in Denver would put Romo at .762.

The only other quarterback with a road winning percentage better than .667 during the Super Bowl era is Tom Brady, who is 42-14 and has a home game this week.

Get some tenure Romo and then you can start comparing the two. Superbowl rings speak for Joe. Turnovers in big games speak for Tony.