The Moxie is back!

[CowboyMcCoy]

I'm just glad he's playing like a true leader. It looks like he matured right under our very eyes.

I think he's been matured for the past couple of years or so, and I think he always been up there with having the best skill sets in the NFL.

I've always gloated about his read progressions and how he has it upstairs as well as his foot work, etc. But one thing I've noticed that's gotten even better is his release. Not to mention how he protects the ball. Romo will protect this house. He hasn't really cost us a game all season. He' a "bus driver" and then some. Great player who I'm very proud of as a fan.

 

[CowboyMcCoy]

The moxie has been there all season. The rest of the team (incl coaches) appears to have caught up. Let's hope that upward trend continues tomorrow.

It's good to see you finally seeing the light, Bleu.

:clap2:

 

[Bleu Star]

It's good to see you finally seeing the light, Bleu.

:clap2:

Thanks. Romo has delivered everything I asked for. He is more focused than ever, has minimized his mistakes, and is the clear cut leader out there on the field. In Romo I trust once again.

 

[CowboyMcCoy]

Thanks. Romo has delivered everything I asked for. He is more focused than ever, has minimized his mistakes, and is the clear cut leader out there on the field. In Romo I trust once again.

I agree. There were some minor adjustments he needed to make and he made them well. Obviously, he's a very "coachable" player. He's not running around with his arm in the air and trying to get rid of the ball with defenders around. He takes a sack rather than throwing a pick. And, IMO, he helped make a great player out of Miles Austin.

I'm loving this year. I'm loving that we're not the #1 seed. We've got the most talent I've seen on this team in over a decade. And I think this is the best Cowboys team ever assembled. But that's just me.

It's nice watching others who didn't previously see this come around. I love it.

Now let's just get those playoff wins.

 

[Idgit]

i dont have problems with those who voiced their concerns that Romo needed to improve. You could tell they wanted for Romo to get better. Its the ones that take joy when Romo makes a mistake, and the ones saying they cant wait until hes gone that irk me. I dont remember there usernames right now, but there are one or two of them on this board that go silent when Romo does well , but the moment he effs up, they show their ugly mugs again. Those are the people that I hope choke on crow.

/rant off

It all depends what the criticism was. There were a ton of people saying he needed to work on ball protection, especially with fumbles. That was perfectly valid criticism. They were right, and it's something he's worked to improve, too. Then there were a host of people questioning his dedication, his focus, his conditioning, his leadership, his girlfriend, his ability, his press conference answers, whatever. They might have wanted Romo to get better, but they were still making ******** arguments that sucked much of the fun out of the offseason for the rest of us. I don't see the point of giving those goombas a pass just because their intentions were pure.

 

[ZonedOut]

Romo really has matured right before our very eyes this season. Tony did some serious growing up in the month of December. If he has a good game against the Iggles, and we win and take the East, this team could very well be headed all the way to Miami.

I ain't drinking the Blue Koolaid just yet (no matter what happens tomorrow).
Wade has NEVER won a playoff game (with any team), and until he does, I'll be for canning him.
Romo has NEVER won a playoff game either.
Toss Garrett in there, too.
Come to think of it, there's probably not a player on this team that has ever participated in a winning playoff effort.

It's WAY TOO EARLY to be thinking about Miami....(much less mentioning it).