WoodysGirl;1207780 said:
Haven't read that anywhere. Seems to be accurate no matter where he's throwing.
The problem is that the reporter was quoting him directly. Sorry, but Strahan you came across looking like a fool.
...this is more a gameplan and impression comment rather than one based on fact.
I'm certain the defensive coordinators talked to the Giants' DE and asked them to watch out for Romo's ability to break containment. Their feelings may have been watch this guy when he breaks the pocket he has a knack for fiding the right receiver on the run.
Those are often backbreaking plays and may have led him to comment on how accurate he is outside of the pocket because he has burned a few teams on those types of throws.
I haven't looked at stat analysis to see if this was true, but my impression of Romo is that he is good at breaking containment and finding a receiver on the run. I think that is why Bill says he has a bit of the "gunslinger" in him. He's often looking to run the play as it unfolds and not how it was designed.
I was wondering if anyone else noticed a bit of gameplanning from the Cowboys against the Giants.
The empty back set forced the Giants to play the pass and commit to either a pass rush or pass defence. It gave Romo much more time in my opinion to make a play by scrambling around and buying time.
In the fourth quarter I felt there must have been alot of frustration from the Giants sideline as the Cowboys went to the empty set. At that point they must have wondered if they defence the entire field from either a bootleg, a quick pass, a QB sneak or either a straight three or five step drop.
Romo's mobility is creating some opportunities for this offence.
