SultanOfSix;2968770 said:Why? Because the media likes a story. They'll create one, even if all the pieces don't fit. The problem is, they reinforce into the minds of the public what they want them to believe. On a more global scale, this technique is more commonly known as propaganda. Most people don't have time to analyze all of the facts, and call into question this perception. Romo has "won" a lot of "big" games. But somehow, people tend to only remember those he loses and then assume he can't win them, as if he's solely responsible for the inability of the defense to stop a team, or whatever else isn't directly related to him. An image, that for some unknown reason, is inculcated in the minds of people, due to the fumbled snap in Seattle, as if that had anything to do with QB play. Maybe people should think about what the media says and assess them more critically, because if they don't, the media will keep pounding it into you until you believe it, whatever agenda it is that they have.
Chocolate Lab;2968746 said:What the hell? Garrett doesn't make me physically ill. That's ridiculous. What a silly thing to say.
it's definitely a different tone for him than I'm used to hearing or expected... I like it.skinsscalper;2968585 said:I don't think Romo looked annoyed. He did look determined and level headed. As a Cowboys fan you have to like that.
sbark;2968816 said:JJohnson "simpler game plans" for "big games....hmmmmm
heck......just last Dec. the Ravens were matter of factly saying how simple our offense was.....
so the solution is to get it down to "fit on the wrist band"?
Being the Cowboys QB is fun ONLY when you're new or WINNING.Nav22;2968557 said:http://www.dallascowboys.com/multimedia/multimedia_center.cfm?id=F2D78CD5-0D1A-49FB-A195E0D0C5680FB2
I don't think I've ever heard Tony this determined/annoyed ever, and I watch as many Cowboys interviews as I can.
I love it. Sounds like he's fed up with the bull he's had to hear all week and can't wait to shut up his critics Monday night.
Look out, Carolina. :starspin
NextGenBoys;2968936 said:Dude I'd run through a ****ing brick wall for Tony Romo. I love that QB.
When did we cut Andre Gurode, Martellus Bennett, and Jason Witten?!?!?LMAO! If only his teammates felt the same way.
Nav22;2968946 said:When did we cut Andre Gurode, Martellus Bennett, and Jason Witten?!?!?
And what evidence do you have to believe that ANY of Romo's teammates don't have his back?3 out of 53? Big Ben and Ray Lewis aren't impressed.
Nav22;2968955 said:And what evidence do you have to believe that ANY of Romo's teammates don't have his back?
stilltheguru;2968966 said:I'm just talking out my ***. Ignore my thoughts on this subject.
MWILL;2968776 said:True, but you forgot to mention the 24pts that was given away by the offense. It's hard to win with 4 Turnovers.
Your right Romo has rebounded after a huge/horrible loss. Tony has rebounded the Playoff loss to the Giants by beating the Browns the next season and came back from the 44-6 loss by Beating the Bucs this season.
(sarcasm off) To win in the playoffs you have to be consistant, cause there's no second chances after a playoff loss.
The one thing that "TRUELY" ticks me off about Romo, is that he talks about "taking care of the ball", "getting in sync with the WR's", "improving". Wasn't this the talk all offseason? Please correct me if i'm wrong.
It started looking good (kind-of) after week 1. Then, week 2 he reverts to the same ol' Romo. It's hard for me to trust this guy til' he consistantly proves it on the field, cause right now his words runs hollow.