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By Adam Schein
NFL Media columnist
Save it, haters. Get a clue.
If you're stressing the negative on Tony Romo, I'm not sure which game you watched Sunday. It certainly wasn't the epic game of this NFL season. It certainly wasn't the game in which Romo's greatness was the only reason that the Dallas Cowboys even had a chance to trip up the unblemished Denver Broncos.
The score was tied at 48, and Dallas had the ball at its own 14-yard line just before the two-minute warning. Romo dropped back to pass on second-and-16, and his throw was off the mark, picked off by Danny Trevathan. It was a brilliant defensive play.
Cue the refrain. Twitter nearly exploded. "Classic Romo in a big spot," the haters cried. And yes, sadly, Romo did nothing to mitigate the "yeah, but" attached to his career. Tony Romo is a franchise quarterback, "yeah, but" he seemingly plays his worst when it matters the most.
But let's not confuse things. Let's not get it twisted.
If Romo truly were ordinary, Dallas would have lost by 20 points.
Read the rest: http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap20...s-all-he-can-for-cowboys-love-it-dont-hate-it
NFL Media columnist
Save it, haters. Get a clue.
If you're stressing the negative on Tony Romo, I'm not sure which game you watched Sunday. It certainly wasn't the epic game of this NFL season. It certainly wasn't the game in which Romo's greatness was the only reason that the Dallas Cowboys even had a chance to trip up the unblemished Denver Broncos.
The score was tied at 48, and Dallas had the ball at its own 14-yard line just before the two-minute warning. Romo dropped back to pass on second-and-16, and his throw was off the mark, picked off by Danny Trevathan. It was a brilliant defensive play.
Cue the refrain. Twitter nearly exploded. "Classic Romo in a big spot," the haters cried. And yes, sadly, Romo did nothing to mitigate the "yeah, but" attached to his career. Tony Romo is a franchise quarterback, "yeah, but" he seemingly plays his worst when it matters the most.
But let's not confuse things. Let's not get it twisted.
If Romo truly were ordinary, Dallas would have lost by 20 points.
Read the rest: http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap20...s-all-he-can-for-cowboys-love-it-dont-hate-it