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Q: Who do you think Tony Romo's best offensive teammate has been in his career? My buddies debated this and I say it's Jason Witten. They like TO - Stan
Well, there is no question that I agree with you. From 2006 until now, Tony Romo and Jason Witten have hooked up for almost 10,000 yards and 47 touchdowns. But, your buddies have a reasonable argument for most productive over any 3 years. Romo to Terrell Owens was amazing while it lasted. We forget it because Owens was so impossible to deal with and there was always a rift. But, if you separate 2006-2008, Owens accounted for just under 3,600 yards and caught 38 touchdowns. During that same stretch, Witten had 2,850 and 12 touchdowns. Witten had more catches, 241-235, but even that was close. But, obviously, Owens was all about massive plays while he was here.
So, big picture? Witten. Smaller picture? Owens. Sorry. But that one is too complicated for a simple answer.
Q: Who do you think Tony Romo's best offensive teammate has been in his career? My buddies debated this and I say it's Jason Witten. They like TO - Stan
Well, there is no question that I agree with you. From 2006 until now, Tony Romo and Jason Witten have hooked up for almost 10,000 yards and 47 touchdowns. But, your buddies have a reasonable argument for most productive over any 3 years. Romo to Terrell Owens was amazing while it lasted. We forget it because Owens was so impossible to deal with and there was always a rift. But, if you separate 2006-2008, Owens accounted for just under 3,600 yards and caught 38 touchdowns. During that same stretch, Witten had 2,850 and 12 touchdowns. Witten had more catches, 241-235, but even that was close. But, obviously, Owens was all about massive plays while he was here.
So, big picture? Witten. Smaller picture? Owens. Sorry. But that one is too complicated for a simple answer.