Watched Romo's Interview with Spags at DC.com

[CCBoy]

Oh it was so bad that when they brought in Carter towards the end and he beat SF it fooled me into thinking he was good.

Lol, and we all were wishing an upsurge in the team as well.

 

[jobberone]

Romo is an outstanding QB when healthy against teams with .500 records. That should cover it. Lol

Not sure why you're laughing as you're wrong.

Romo has a career passer rating that is in the mid 90s against teams with 9 or more wins in a year vs a bit better against teams with 8 or less wins in a year. What QB doesn't win against bad teams a bit more than good ones. His winning % is 60+% against all comers in his career.

What is Tony's record against all teams when he has a defense in the top 16 or better when he has a defense with good DVOA numbers?

 

[Idgit]

Brad Johnson?

Knock it off, you.

 

[percyhoward]

After the 2014 season, somebody took all the best career passer ratings and compared them to the average of the era in which that QB played. Romo's career rating was 15 points higher than the average league rating from 2006-14 (see below). Only five QB had career ratings that were at least 20 points better than the average rating of their era.

PFR has a similar list, with a much more complicated formula, which currently places Romo 11th all time.

 

[jobberone]

After the 2014 season, somebody took all the best career passer ratings and compared them to the average of the era in which that QB played. Romo's career rating was 15 points higher than the average league rating from 2006-14 (see below). Only five QB had career ratings that were at least 20 points better than the average rating of their era.

PFR has a similar list, with a much more complicated formula, which currently places Romo 11th all time.

Most of the people this is addressed to don't give a rat's arse what the facts are. Nice table and great info. I never saw Graham play. He was benefited by Coach Brown's innovative offense which I consider to be the first vertical offense including timing routes and route trees which changed as dictated by the defense. There is a reason the Brown's won so many championships.

Tony is a dinkum' good QB and those who study the game know it.

 

[Bowdown27]

Maybe he just realizes with all his injuries and age that it will be a hard task to repeat 2014 again.

My idea too

 

[Stash]

Highly doubtful and nonsensical on your part..........you must have slept through the season, most Cowboy fans think a statue should be made for him after this year. The team literally cannot win a game without him.

If anything, he is even more loved by the fans now.....................have no idea how you came to your conclusion.

It's not worth the effort to try to figure out.

 

[Stash]

I'm just glad that Tony wasn't having any of Spagnola's "if you, Bryant, and Dunbar are healthy" crap. As if the only reason for how awful this season turned out was "bad luck". Anybody who thinks that way is an idiot and I'm glad Romo can see the big picture. Hopefully the front office does too.

 

[Alexander]

I'm just glad that Tony wasn't having any of Spagnola's "if you, Bryant, and Dunbar are healthy" crap. As if the only reason for how awful this season turned out was "bad luck". Anybody who thinks that way is an idiot and I'm glad Romo can see the big picture. Hopefully the front office does too.

I bet you anything that they don't. Think of your most delusional head in the sand fan and you then think just like a member of the Jones family.

 

[Stash]

I bet you anything that they don't. Think of your most delusional head in the sand fan and you then think just like a member of the Jones family.

That's what I'm afraid of. Especially after reading a recent quote from Jerry where he's "shocked" that they haven't win in 20 years.

 

[DABOYZ]

Not sure why you're laughing as you're wrong.

Romo has a career passer rating that is in the mid 90s against teams with 9 or more wins in a year vs a bit better against teams with 8 or less wins in a year. What QB doesn't win against bad teams a bit more than good ones. His winning % is 60+% against all comers in his career.

What is Tony's record against all teams when he has a defense in the top 16 or better when he has a defense with good DVOA numbers?

1. I think I have conceded that Romo is a good QB. Just not consistently good enough to lead this team to a real Super Bowl run. Thank god the oddsmakers still believe though. Maybe some day he will prove me wrong.

 

[jobberone]

1. I think I have conceded that Romo is a good QB. Just not consistently good enough to lead this team to a real Super Bowl run. Thank god the oddsmakers still believe though. Maybe some day he will prove me wrong.

I don't know why you feel that way but I respect your opinion. He ranks as one of the best QBs all time.

I think some tend to give too much credit and blame to coaches and QBs. It's common but that doesn't make it necessarily correct.

Even elite QBs must have the proper supporting cast. It really is difficult to win a SB or even get there. I've seen great teams led by Tom Landry who had all the proper pieces in play to win....and fail. I still remember 68 and 69 as if it were just the other day.