Video: TLC: You Will Never Look At Tony Romo The Same!

rags747

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The points before the Giants game are very funny, I've never seen someone bring up a choking, mediocre 3rd WR as a positive.

For the Giants game, it was a meltdown by everybody outside of Romo and Witten in the passing game. TO and Glenn were both ineffective due to injuries, Fasano pulled an Andrews and dropped a TD, and Crayton just choked on multiple huge plays. He dropped a 3rd down conversion with 40 yards of open space in front of him, and blew a game winning touchdown on the second to last play of the game because he stopped on his route for no reason.



The interception only happened after this play on 4th down due to having to take a shot at the end zone with limited time left.

Exactly! Cabo was the story but it had absolutely zero to do with anything. As u said TO had an ankle that wasn’t worth too much either in that game.
 

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If you were trying to be “fair” you would critique both sides. When you don’t seems like you’re taking sides whether you’re trying to or not. If someone is intentionally being obtuse is the a key sign of stupidity imo on a topic. Why would you purposely go silly just to be “right”?
He’s a fair poster he doesn’t post on emotion which is refreshing.
 

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I will stand on that hill that says Romo would have won a superbowl if not made it to a couple if he played for an actual football "organization". To accomplish what he did updraft is astounding on its own.

What bugs me the most is the mouth breathing, click bait media, and fans that buy into the talking heads of him being a choke artist when he was actually one of the premier if not premier quarterback in the 4th quarter and overtime. He just happen to carry crap teams to .500 and his defense bar a year or two was a complete joke. JG should thank him a million times over for keeping his job and dragging those teams to .500

Did he gave his *** mishaps in the post season sure but the majority of the games he actually did his thing.
Could have won it in 2016 if we didn't have an idiot owner
 

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Serious question for the older people on this board…How does Tony Romo compare to Danny White?
Good question. From pure memory, Danny was a good QB, not a great QB. Tony was always a playmaker & once he truly learned to play the position I felt like we had a chance against anyone.

It's also worth noting that the era's were completely different. Not easy to fairly compare.
 

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Good question. From pure memory, Danny was a good QB, not a great QB. Tony was always a playmaker & once he truly learned to play the position I felt like we had a chance against anyone.

It's also worth noting that the era's were completely different. Not easy to fairly compare.
Different eras I agree. White went to several NFC Championships and to me that puts him ahead of Romo.
 

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Romo was magic........... except in the playoffs. He just never put together a great playoff game and thats the stain on his resume'.
 

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Different eras I agree. White went to several NFC Championships and to me that puts him ahead of Romo.
Yeah, but they didn't rely on the passing game nearly as much back then. They certainly wouldn't have overturned Dez's catch!! :lmao2:

If I had to choose one to play a game for me, it would be Tony. Guess that's the strongest statement I can make.
 

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Yeah, but they didn't rely on the passing game nearly as much back then. They certainly wouldn't have overturned Dez's catch!! :lmao2:

If I had to choose one to play a game for me, it would be Tony. Guess that's the strongest statement I can make.
I can’t say I disagree really either. Tony was terrific. I just think playoff wins matter. Tony gets to 2 NFC Championship games he is in the HOF. White gets to several (four?) and he isn’t. Also to be fair Tony never played with a RB half as good as Tony Dorsett. Chats like these are why I love this board.
 
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