Yes I noticed that @waldoputty was giving Tony backhanded compliments cool if he's not a fan of Tony this is not the time to spew this agenda driven garbage it took a lot of courage for him to stand up there and pass the torch sort to speak.@waldoputty respectfully, bro, this is a thread for Tony. Not for your opinion or agenda. Make a thread if you wish, but please, let Tony have this one. Respectfully.
This is a simply an invalid comparison. Green Bay isn't the team it once was and the Steelers still had Dick Lebeau, one of the greatest defensive coordinators of the game.
Who's mad? I said it irks me that this wouldn't have happened if an analogous situation happened to Brady. I don't care if he's been to so many Super Bowls. He also has arguably the greatest coach ever in the game coaching for him too. It would be equivalent to Dan Marino losing his job to a rookie too. And it's like you ignored everything I said about it being a team game by blaming Romo for two playoff wins and two week seventeen losses. Sorry, that's just contrived data. It's like giving all the credit to Dak for being 8-1 right now. It doesn't work for anybody who has a semblance of football knowledge.
It's just a little disrespectful as an organization to do this to a player like Tony.
Which teams were those? The 06 team was the only team that looked like it had no business being there. The 07 team was the #1 seed and was 13-3. That team beat the eventual SB champs twice that season. He had an 11-5 team that went to the playoffs and a 12-4 team that went so don't post this crap that he took teams to the playoffs that had no business being there.
Make that some fans. The world has always been made up of different mentalities that are too many to count. To some people, athletes are pieces of meat. Out with the old. In with the new. Some people didn't like Romo. Expecting the same people to suddenly have an epiphany is totally unrealistic in my opinion.By the time the Cowboys finally have a team to put around Romo to win it all, his body broke down from all those years getting crushed on bad teams he made relevant by himself.
Tony Romo is a warrior. I hope all Cowboys fans realize what he's sacrificed, physically and mentally, for this franchise. In my mind, he's a champion.
Yep. I was sad when Roger, Danny and Troy retired. It's just something that is going to happen. Players change but the fans remain.I just saw his speech on Dallascowboys.com. It was emotional to say the least, and it's not something he really wants to do and I understand. What happens from this day forward will determine not only what happens to the Cowboys, but what happens to Romo in the near future. Dak is sort of in a no win situation with Romo fans unless he wins the Super Bowl.
I guess it's the equivalent of seeing Johnson and Jones firing Landry, and letting all the vets go. You hate to see the end of an era but this is the life of football, and one day, Dak will be up there handing over the torch/traded, cut or retire.
I don't want to see Romo wearing any other teams Jersey next year.
Im not sure he can put the fire of competition out so he must either believe he will start again for us or he will end up in Denver or somewhere next year that is a QB away from a superbowl.
My favorite cowboy ever. It would make a superbowl bitter sweet if he has to watch from the sidelines.
This sucks, I like Dak, but Tony gave his body for the Cowboys.
Did this really need to be announced? Why not just keep it internal?
Have a team meeting... Give the boys more flexibility?
I mean now it's just out there, and give's Dak that much more pressure.
Seems' like this is important information... just amateurish strategy if any at all.
My apologies. I mistook your comment for something else.If Dak gets hurt on any given play, Romo will be playing.
This is a problem for you to understand why exactly?
gah...
we failed him.
My apologies. I mistook your comment for something else.
Oh stop it.I told you guys. You can't say you weren't warned.
Romo helped him and Rayne's response to that kindness was to take the man's job. This is the character of your new QB.
I'll still root for the team (Go Cowboys!) but sacks given up won't be nearly as hard to take now.