Shanahan comment about Romo

That's because he took it to them the whole game. Every series matters the most in reality. For example if Dallas won last week, Peyton's int would have cost them the momentum of the game, its just as bad with 10 minutes as two minutes.

You're a typical media bandwagon fan, I'm serious you should root for the Miami dolphins.

That's why the Cowboys beat the Saints Romo kept it together the entire game because the game wasn't tied and Romo wasn't in a come from behind situation. If he has a lead he's fine it's when he has to make a play that he folds in spotlighted games.
 
Actually he made the right decision. It was 2nd and 16 and that was a 10 yd pass bringing up a manageable 3rd and 6. The 3 yard dump to Murray maybe only gains 5-6 yards..

According to Garrett he made the wrong decision. A dump to Murray that only gains 5-6 yards is a hell of a lot better than a turnover would you not agree?
 
Lastly one thing you fail to realize is in these big moments, Romo is being heavily pressured. .

So was Eli when he made the play to Tyree in the SB. So was Montana when he made the play to Clark in the 81 title game. If it's going to take a clean pocket wit no pressure for Romo to get over the hump he'll never get over it. He made great plays under pressure all day but when the game was on the line he folded.
 
That's easy for you to say, typing behind a computer.

If you were an undrafted player, trying to make a name for yourself among hundreds of other football players, knowing that you could be cut at any moment and that you might never get another chance to play in the NFL, you'd pick the opportunity - any opportunity - that gave you more of a chance at job security and career advancement. And for a quarterback, that means signing with a team with mediocre quarterbacking on its roster, rather than signing for a team that has good quarterbacking on the roster.

You're judging based off of hindsight of a QB (Romo) who now has a secure career, rather than some undrafted player really, really, really trying just to find a place in the super-competitive NFL.

When both teams are offering you a significant UDFA offer it's because they think highly of you and your chances to stick at either spot are pretty similar. You're always going to have long odds as an UDFA.

Romo made a mistake. Unless he doesn't care about winning. Because right now he'll leave the league ringless and known as one of the biggest choke artists of his era. When in actuality he's been playing with a short deck his entire career because the dealer is too in love with himself.

BTW, what you said there was probably pretty easy to say typing behind a computer.
 
According to Garrett he made the wrong decision. A dump to Murray that only gains 5-6 yards is a hell of a lot better than a turnover would you not agree?

Not really, 3rd and eleven from our 20 would have been tough. Tony made the right choice, there was no time for the 3rd read or check down, he barely got it off as it was.
 
So was Eli when he made the play to Tyree in the SB. So was Montana when he made the play to Clark in the 81 title game. If it's going to take a clean pocket wit no pressure for Romo to get over the hump he'll never get over it. He made great plays under pressure all day but when the game was on the line he folded.

The play to tyree was luck and Montana had 3 seconds plus time to roll out right and throw on the run. Romo had 1.2 seconds against the giants in cowboys best year. Take a step back and two ends are on you with heavy pressure in the A gap... Its's over. Joe Montana and Eli had great o-lines and defenses.
 
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The defense is terrible and it's been the main problem but you can't afford an ill-timed turnover by your QB in the final 2 minutes of a winnable game. The poor defensive effort could have been overcome had it not been for the turnover. It was the same in the season finale last season. The defense was terrible but the Cowboys were still in a position to pull the game out in the end had it not been for Romo's turnover. When you're a mediocre team a lot of games are going to come down to the wire and your QB can't afford to make huge mistakes with games on the line. If your QB isn't clutch in those situations you'll never win a championship.

We also can afford a ill timed missed tackle, offsides call, missed block or penalty, What's your point it's a team game. Putting the blame All on Romo= low football IQ.
 
That's why the Cowboys beat the Saints Romo kept it together the entire game because the game wasn't tied and Romo wasn't in a come from behind situation. If he has a lead he's fine it's when he has to make a play that he folds in spotlighted games.

Romo succeeds an enormous amount of the time in late game situations while trailing.
Jeez KJJ, what are you smoking?
 
His foot "appeared" to be stepped on just before he made the throw. He made a bad decision on the play he should have thrown the ball to Murray. It was one of those impulse throws that always gets Romo in trouble. Romo made plenty of throws into coverage during the game but when the game was on the line he got picked. What else is new?

That type of mistake is what Romo is famous for. I have no Romo agenda I just point out the facts while some continue to make excuses for him. He either got stepped on, his ribs were hurting or the stars weren't aligned just right for him. Give it up!

appeared, lol, you're really struggling to make this throw fit your mold. I would suggest that you 'give it up' but that's obviously not happening in anyone's lifetime.
 
appeared, lol, you're really struggling to make this throw fit your mold. I would suggest that you 'give it up' but that's obviously not happening in anyone's lifetime.

You and the rest are struggling to find excuses every time Romo folds. Maybe it's something in the Texas air that's affecting him and Matt Schaub.
 
Romo succeeds an enormous amount of the time in late game situations while trailing.
Jeez KJJ, what are you smoking?

What am I smoking? I've made it crystal clear I'm talking about "spotlighted games" and although that was made clear in the quote you responded to some of you still haven't caught on. Romo's had a number of games where he's been clutch but they weren't "spotlighted games." He was clutch vs Detroit in 2007 bringing the Cowboys from behind in the final seconds but Detroit was a 2 win team that season and the Cowboys had already wrapped up a playoff spot. He was clutch vs SF in week 2 of the 2011 season. He made a great throw with cracked ribs and a punctured lung that helped put the Cowboys in a position to win in OT but again that wasn't a "spotlighted game."
 
We also can afford a ill timed missed tackle, offsides call, missed block or penalty, What's your point it's a team game. Putting the blame All on Romo= low football IQ.

Those mistakes didn't cost the Cowboys the game in the end.
 
His foot "appeared" to be stepped on just before he made the throw.
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Romo's had a number of games where he's been clutch but they weren't "spotlighted games."


Monday Night Football, nationally televised, Cowboys beat Commanders 18-16, Romo converted a 3rd-and-21 late in the game.

Monday Night Football, nationally televised, Cowboys beat Bills 25-24, Romo led team back from a 24-16 deficit to win late in the game.

Sunday Night Football, nationally televised, Cowboys beat Giants 45-35, Romo threw a 51-yard touchdown pass to Sam Hurd late in the fourth quarter when Dallas held just a slim 38-35 lead.

Sunday Night Football, nationally televised, Cowboys beat Bears 34-10, Romo led the Cowboys on a 31-3 scoring rampage in the second half.

Monday Night Football, nationally televised, Cowboys beat Eagles 41-37, Romo led the Cowboys to score 10 points when trailing 37-31 in the fourth quarter to win.

Sunday Night Football, nationally televised, Cowboys beat Eagles 38-17, Romo led the Cowboys on a 31-3 scoring run at one point that blew the game wide open.

Sunday Night Football, nationally televised, Cowboys beat Giants 24-17, Romo threw a touchdown pass to Austin on 1st-and-30, and also threw a completion to Ogletree for the first down on 3rd-and-11 that sealed the game in the fourth quarter.

Wild Card Playoffs, nationally televised, Cowboys beat Eagles 34-14 in the playoffs, Romo threw two touchdown passes and had no turnovers.

Sunday Night Football, nationally televised, Cowboys beat Commanders 17-0 to obtain a playoff berth.

Thursday Night Football, 10-1 Cowboys vs. 10-1 Packers, with the top seed in the NFC on the line. Romo led the Cowboys to a 37-27 victory. Doesn't get much more under the spotlight than that.

Sunday Night Football, nationally televised, Cowboys beat Packers 27-16, Romo led the Cowboys to first-ever victory at Lambeau Field. This game featured two of the NFC's best teams from the previous season and was very much under the spotlight.

Sunday Night Football, nationally televised, Romo and the Cowboys beat the Giants 20-8.

Sunday Night Football, nationally televised, Romo and the Cowboys beat the Eagles 20-16. Romo converted a 3rd-down late in the game to avoid giving possession of the ball back to the Eagles.

Sunday Night Football, nationally televised, Romo and the Cowboys beat the Giants 36-31.

Sunday Night Football, nationally televised, Romo and the Cowboys beat the Commanders 14-10. Romo led the Cowboys to the 14-10 lead after they trailed 7-10.

Sunday Night Football, nationally televised, Cowboys beat Panthers 35-14, Romo led the Cowboys on a 25-point scoring barrage in the fourth quarter.
 
Those mistakes didn't cost the Cowboys the game in the end.

Really? Smith getting bull rushed into Romo affected the throw, that's as good as a missed block to me, not to mention Escobar has to work the dig route toward Romo not the other way. It's a team game.
 

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