WOW! Rusty! You don't say? Do you remember how the hell some of us were catching for bringing up the lack of practice in the preseason?

New avatar after that showing of a game aye? I don't blame you, haha.![]()
Craig says Romo looked rusty.
Funny how you all attack the poster but not Romo. He should have his rights to audible taken away from him.
Let's get this straight. Romo is too much a vet to make those kinds of mistakes but he needs practice so he won't make those kinds of mistakes. And there are no excuses for this kind of thing although not enough practice makes a veteran QB do these kinds of things. This kind of stuff gets hard to take after say a decade or two.
I've said there is no excuse and Romo has no business making that many mistakes in one game. But if go back thru the history of the game you'll see QBs have games like that and they are inexplicable every single time it happens esp when it's an elite QB like Troy, John Elway, Johnny Unitas, yada.
It has nothing to do with preseason snaps. It has to do with thinking you can get your team back into it because you generally do. You cannot win very often Tony when you turn the ball over twice much less three times and rarely as in hardly ever when you do it four times.
Funny how you all attack the poster but not Romo. He should have his rights to audible taken away from him.
Goes against their whole "we can simply flip a switch" approach, but ok. Not that we ever bought that.
That would be a horrible, fan level idea.
Officially, Romo played 50 preseason snaps in games against the Baltimore Ravens and Miami Dolphins.
Since Garrett took over as head coach, Romo took at least 55 snaps in the 2011-13 preseasons. He had 69 snaps in 2013, in part because the Cowboys played five preseason games. He played 55 in 2012 and 60 in 2011.
http://cowboyszone.com/threads/romo-says-he-was-rusty.299181/page-2
This is why Garrett claimed he was not buying the rust factor and to a great extent the pre season snaps back it up.
Orton had an entire offseason program (Romo did not), a full training camp (Romo did not), extensive preseason action (Romo did not), and sixteen weeks in practice running the scout team before playing the Eagles in the finale.
I had to revaluate some things on my timeout.
Go back and look at the games where he did that kind of thing. Doesn't have a flipping thing to do with lack of work in the preseason. Of course we never thought that.
HE had similar pre-season snaps as years past.
And better he comes in rusty for a game rather than be pushed in TC and suffer a setback.
