Werder Just Explained Zeke's Pantless Interview

[Toruk_Makto]

Of course Dak is the last on the bus. He's the driver!

OK. I laughed.

 

[Zekeats]

Zeke should have pissed on his shoes during the interview.

 

[mmohican29]

No one likes Romo, but people who hate the Cowboys like Dak. I don't get it.

JMO, but my opinion is when Romo became the starter he was a young single man with aww shucks charisma and a sense of humor, and no worse than a middle class background.

He played the field and broke some famous hearts, was an overnight sensation and was jaw dropping with his ability to throw the football. Then in a few national moments his ascent to superstardom was put on hold by a few gaffes in front of the whole world who were waiting on baited breath to see him fail.

Later in his career the media that tried to take him down several notches and overreacted to his gaffes developed a sense of responsibility to salvage his reputation, and re-mold him as one of the finest people on and off the field that ever played the game. Which he is, was, whatever.

Now it's come to this. The end for Romo, and the media will have to live with how they painted the story of a truly great, class player as a loser until it was too late.

 

[gimmesix]

No one likes Romo, but people who hate the Cowboys like Dak. I don't get it.

I don't either. I think Dak could wear his hat backward and people would call it fashionable. He could play golf during his downtime and they'd call him a two-sport athlete.

 

[Plankton]

Jimmy leaving Irvin on the tarmac is one of my favorite stories

He also left Troy Aikman at Candlestick Park following the NFC Championship Game and at the Rose Bowl following the Super Bowl. Aikman had to ride in the media bus.

 

[manster4ever]

JMO, but my opinion is when Romo became the starter he was a young single man with aww shucks charisma and a sense of humor, and no worse than a middle class background.

He played the field and broke some famous hearts, was an overnight sensation and was jaw dropping with his ability to throw the football. Then in a few national moments his ascent to superstardom was put on hold by a few gaffes in front of the whole world who were waiting on baited breath to see him fail.

Later in his career the media that tried to take him down several notches and overreacted to his gaffes developed a sense of responsibility to salvage his reputation, and re-mold him as one of the finest people on and off the field that ever played the game. Which he is, was, whatever.

Now it's come to this. The end for Romo, and the media will have to live with how they painted the story of a truly great, class player as a loser until it was too late.

LOL...whatever drama queen

 

[CowboyStar88]

JMO, but my opinion is when Romo became the starter he was a young single man with aww shucks charisma and a sense of humor, and no worse than a middle class background.

He played the field and broke some famous hearts, was an overnight sensation and was jaw dropping with his ability to throw the football. Then in a few national moments his ascent to superstardom was put on hold by a few gaffes in front of the whole world who were waiting on baited breath to see him fail.

Later in his career the media that tried to take him down several notches and overreacted to his gaffes developed a sense of responsibility to salvage his reputation, and re-mold him as one of the finest people on and off the field that ever played the game. Which he is, was, whatever.

Now it's come to this. The end for Romo, and the media will have to live with how they painted the story of a truly great, class player as a loser until it was too late.

It boils my blood

 

[Passepartout]

Yeah and really think that Tony has since gotten his act together. Has a sense of humor. He was just a young kid bear in mind ten years ago. He learned!

 

[CWR]

No one likes Romo, but people who hate the Cowboys like Dak. I don't get it.

Its like one final dig at Romo. Give Dak a few years, they will hate him too. Frankly they love us or hate us and thats just how it is.

 

[CWR]

JMO, but my opinion is when Romo became the starter he was a young single man with aww shucks charisma and a sense of humor, and no worse than a middle class background.

He played the field and broke some famous hearts, was an overnight sensation and was jaw dropping with his ability to throw the football. Then in a few national moments his ascent to superstardom was put on hold by a few gaffes in front of the whole world who were waiting on baited breath to see him fail.

Later in his career the media that tried to take him down several notches and overreacted to his gaffes developed a sense of responsibility to salvage his reputation, and re-mold him as one of the finest people on and off the field that ever played the game. Which he is, was, whatever.

Now it's come to this. The end for Romo, and the media will have to live with how they painted the story of a truly great, class player as a loser until it was too late.

Damn thats sad. I really dont think he comes back in for Dak and right now I wouldn't support it but this really does make me wish hed get the chance to hoist that trophy before he leaves. Everyone says this is a great problem to have but its also a hell of a question to answer.

 

[T-RO]

Posted in wrong thread. Ignore.