This game made me appreciate Tony Romo more

[Romonater]

No disrespect to Dak, but being down by 21, I always knew we would climb, scratch our way into a game with Romo. That was just him. It was his identity. With Dak, it's more about control, accuracy, and not letting the defense dictate things. It's just not his game. I'm just saying..History will truly show just how underappreciated Romo was in his time in Dallas.

 

[Jstopper]

No disrespect to Dak, but being down by 21, I always knew we would climb, scratch our way into a game with Romo. That was just him. It was his identity. With Dak, it's more about control, accuracy, and not letting the defense dictate things. It's just not his game. I'm just saying..History will truly show just how underappreciated Romo was in his time in Dallas.

He should have gotten his job back last year when he got healthy. And this isn't a knee jerk response from me I've always said that since day 1. Prescott is not as good as Romo right now, he just isn't

 

[bark]

Didn't Dak bring us back from 21 down against GreenBay.
In the playoffs a short 3 games ago ?

 

[Romonater]

Didn't Dak bring us back from 21 down against GreenBay.
In the playoffs a short 3 games ago ?

Yes, but i just always felt that no matter how down we are with Romo, we were never out of it. I just don't get that vibe with Dak. It's just not his game.

 

[Jake]

No disrespect to Dak, but being down by 21, I always knew we would climb, scratch our way into a game with Romo. That was just him. It was his identity.

But that's not really true. It's easy to remember the comebacks, and forget the days like today. We had some with Tony, too.

 

[Romonater]

But that's not really true. It's easy to remember the comebacks, and forget the days like today. We had some with Tony, too.

Minus the 44-6 schilacking from the Eagles and the playoff game at Minnesota, I truly cant remember other games we were destroyed with Tony at the helm.

 

[TWOK11]

Dak Prescott brought us back from 21-3 down in the playoffs last year.

 

[khiladi]

Romo wasn't involved in game planning until 2013 when changes started taking place.. he had to deal with the Garrett brothers for years..

 

[Romonater]

Dak Prescott brought us back from 21-3 down in the playoffs last year.

No one is turning on Dak. You are the one that needs to relax here.

 

[Coy]

Didn't need this game to further appreciate #9, but I get what you are saying.
One of the most under appreciated players in the history of this game.

Saying that, I think Dak will turn it around, at least I hope so.

 

[percyhoward]

Dak inherited Romo's talented skill people on offense, but unfortunately also his defense.

 

[Boyzmamacita]

Minus the 44-6 schilacking from the Eagles and the playoff game at Minnesota, I truly cant remember other games we were destroyed with Tony at the helm.

I remember some multiple interception clunkers from Romo. It happens to every quarterback. I love Romo and I miss him, but he wasn't perfect and he wouldn't have been able to do anything today with no running game and our defense playing the way they did.

 

[aria]

No disrespect to Dak, but being down by 21, I always knew we would climb, scratch our way into a game with Romo. That was just him. It was his identity. With Dak, it's more about control, accuracy, and not letting the defense dictate things. It's just not his game. I'm just saying..History will truly show just how underappreciated Romo was in his time in Dallas.

I didn't miss him much after the Giants came into our house and beat us en route to the Super Bowl after we had a bye and Romo thought it was was a good choice to go to Cabo and get his mack on instead of focusing on the upcoming game. I'll never forgive him for that, we were the better team.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Dak isn't as good as Romo but Romo right now is in a booth and retired lol....Romo himself doesn't feel he's good or healthy enough to play in the NFL....and you guys are rueing him. Boy............

 

[Gameover]

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/200910040den.htm

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Didn't need this game to further appreciate #9, but I get what you are saying.
One of the most under appreciated players in the history of this game.

Saying that, I think Dak will turn it around, at least I hope so.

With 2 playoff wins....how is Romo underappreciated?

 

[armadillooutlaw]

Minus the 44-6 schilacking from the Eagles and the playoff game at Minnesota, I truly cant remember other games we were destroyed with Tony at the helm.

Well, there was the 5 INT Chicago game five years ago. Maybe a few others I don't remember off the top of my head.
It sucks, but it happens sometimes I guess.
Just like today. I always liked Tony, and I still believe in Dak. Dak has to learn how to make the defense pay when they stack the box and blitz. His downfield accuracy needs major improvement.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/200910040den.htm

Hmmmm....stats look probably even worse than Dak's today lol.

 

[Romonater]

I didn't miss him much after the Giants came into our house and beat us en route to the Super Bowl after we had a bye and Romo thought it was was a good choice to go to Cabo and get his mack on instead of focusing on the upcoming game. I'll never forgive him for that, we were the better team.

Lmao that was 10 years ago!

 

[PJTHEDOORS]

No disrespect to Dak, but being down by 21, I always knew we would climb, scratch our way into a game with Romo. That was just him. It was his identity. With Dak, it's more about control, accuracy, and not letting the defense dictate things. It's just not his game. I'm just saying..History will truly show just how underappreciated Romo was in his time in Dallas.

Again, Romo had a younger Witten and Dez who back then both were more effective and better at getting open than they do now. And Murray rarely put up stinkers like Zeke did today with 9 carries for 8 yards.