TheCount
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peplaw06;3049468 said:Romo is missing passes to Witten now too... It's not just Roy.
Well Witten dropped a few today, not sure what was up with that.
peplaw06;3049468 said:Romo is missing passes to Witten now too... It's not just Roy.
Doomsay;3049458 said:Look, the math is simple - a vet receiver with single coverage has trouble getting open and making plays when all others don't - same QB, different results. Roy has problems in this scenario, not Tony.
Romo didnt' take his helmet off until the converstation was over, but that isn't saying anything. I love me some Roy 11, but what is up?Vintage;3049427 said:Early in the season, with Romo being a little off, it was hard to tell who is to blame.
There is still no way of telling 100% one way or another who is to blame (and most likely; its a combination of the two)... but Romo is hitting Hurd/Crayton/Austin/Witten accurately... but is missing with Williams.
They panned to the sideline to show Williams and Romo talking; wonder how that conversation went.
Ren;3049470 said:very flawed logic, Roy is getting open
According to Romo this past week Roy is doing what he's suppose to.Cochese;3049474 said:he is getting open, but is he running the right routes? is he doing what he is supposed to?
if you do what you are supposed to, Romo will get you the football.
speedkilz88;3049477 said:According to Romo this past week Roy is doing what he's suppose to.
Or more accurately, Witten dropped a few and Tony missed him once or twice. But please don't count the hail mary to Witten as a miss. Tony is not a 100% completion passer, last I checked, but I think that you'll discover that Roy has the lowest catch % among our starting receivers.peplaw06;3049468 said:Romo is missing passes to Witten now too... It's not just Roy.
Cochese;3049474 said:he is getting open, but is he running the right routes? is he doing what he is supposed to?
if you do what you are supposed to, Romo will get you the football.
Me neither. He's been open too. I don't think Romo is completely ON at the moment. He's on target with Miles, but the rest of em are pretty hit and miss. I swear on some replays there are just WRs running wide open that he doesn't get the ball too. For example, he took off running on one play after stepping up in the pocket. Got about 8 yards. They showed a replay and Hurd was all alone down the sideline.TheCount;3049469 said:Well Witten dropped a few today, not sure what was up with that.
Again, set it up so you can't lose... :laugh1:Cochese;3049483 said:Romo isnt going to throw his teammate under the bus.
Roy's also got the least amount of time working with Tony in this offense. It's the nature of the beast. Option routes take familiarity between the QB and WR, and execution DURING THE GAMES.Doomsay;3049486 said:Or more accurately, Witten dropped a few and Tony missed him once or twice. But please don't count the hail mary to Witten as a miss. Tony is not a 100% completion passer, last I checked, but I think that you'll discover that Roy has the lowest catch % among our starting receivers.
Ren;3049489 said:then i guess he's supposed to fly some of his routes and run some of them under ground cause a lot of the passes his way are just poor throws.
This site never seizes to amaze me a few weeks ago people where screaming for Kitna cause Romo was "useless" now Romo can do no wrong and every poor throw he makes is on the WR :laugh1:
Dallaslullaby;3049497 said:romo has played pretty much flawless football for the past 3 weeks - 8tds 0 ints 918 yds - a few may be thrown off a little but over 7 receivers last week and 10 today shows it unlikely to be on romo
The constant whining from you guys is really pointless. What do you want to happen?
No, you are.Primetime42;3049523 said:Some of you are straight up clowns.
They're not in sync, but both of them are working damn hard to correct it. Today was a step in the right direction. There were a couple bad throws by Romo, and also some bad reads by Roy.
The huge positive to me is that both were willing to not only admit as much, but take the proper steps to get it right. Romo said it will come with more work and time in. In fact, he sounded supremely confident that they will click at some point. They're not perfect, hell they've only spent one season together, while Romo has spent his entire caree with Austin, Hurd and Crayton.
It will come. And when it does, this offense will be damn near unstoppable.
theogt;3049414 said:I think the one where Roy went up and Romo threw the out route was on Romo today. Roy made the right read and had a step on the corner. Romo wen the wrong way.