Never mind, I just went back and looked. I assumed it was a pick play when it happened, but I was with my family and couldn't hear the TV. I'd have to watch a replay to see why he said that.
Defenders can switch players, however I did not see that effort to switch. So I think Tony was correct.
No.
Not so much botox as almost like he had been out drinking.
Hey, who isn't getting tanked the day before Thanksgiving?
The WR was basically blocking the DB before the pass was caught.
I wondered yesterday at Romo’s cordiality with boothmate Steratore. I wondered if the two had an earlier air-clearing conversation where Romo proposed that Steratore had ‘screwed my career on the worst booth call in NFL history! I hope Tony added “and tell your buddy Dean Blandinob that I said ‘Screw you, too!’“ Now back to Romo’s regularly scheduled booth professionalism.
First, the rules guy was pretty definitive that the call was correct so no need to overthink that part.
Agreed. If any ex cowboy goes out of his way to avoid praising us, it is Troy.
I recall Romo saying the Cowboys should run the ball. In fact he brought up his pre-half pick six as a reference point.
Either botox or a ton of makeup. He has like zero wrinkles on his forehead.
I think it stems from that click bait "report" a year or so ago about CBS telling Romo to prepare more to call games and threatening to have him demoted.
His enormous football brain provides enough outward pressure to keep that portion of his epidermis plane-like.
Of course not. He has the audacity to ask if calls were right and\or if the rules themselves are right. If he (or any broadcaster) tries to be unbiased, they are rewarded with hate from each fan base.
He literally finished the story by saying they had a fumble that gave the opponent a score. That was why he thought it should have just been a kneel down to avoid any risk.
