Romo reminds me more of Longley than Staubach.

[notherbob]

When I first saw Romo play in the pre-season games a few years ago, I thought he was going to be something special but I couldn't figure out if he reminded me more of Staubach or Longley and posted to that effect. I have finally figured it out - it's Longley the gunslinger not Staubach the leader and comeback artist. I'm a little disappointed over Romo's leadership skills.

The jury's still out on Romo, maybe he just needs to mature a little and learn to control the ball better.

No, it's not just Romo or any one player it's a whole bunch of people who all wear the same uniform but are not a team and don't know how teams work. A team is more than just a bunch of separate players each looking to pad their stats, it's a group that plays together to win regardless of who gets the ball.

 

[goshan]

What are you talking about?
How many games did Longley play?

 

[Don Corleone]

When I first saw Romo play in the pre-season games a few years ago, I thought he was going to be something special but I couldn't figure out if he reminded me more of Staubach or Longley and posted to that effect. I have finally figured it out - it's Longley the gunslinger not Staubach the leader and comeback artist. I'm a little disappointed over Romo's leadership skills.

The jury's still out on Romo, maybe he just needs to mature a little and learn to control the ball better.

No, it's not just Romo or any one player it's a whole bunch of people who all wear the same uniform but are not a team and don't know how teams work. A team is more than just a bunch of separate players each looking to pad their stats, it's a group that plays together to win regardless of who gets the ball.

Well, this was his 6th year in the NFL, and he is no spring chicken anymore. Sure he hasn't started the whole time, but he should be mature now by NFL standards. They have pups like like Flacco and Matt Ryan that are much younger and playing better football. That is all that needs to be said.