Let's say the Pats had gotten to 4-0 with a healthy Brisket... Do you leave Brady on the bench?Ok so you insert Romo hoping for one advantage while risking the possibility of losing many things?
Why?
Don't you understand rhythm?
Why is this even a consideration, maybe i am crazy, but if not, it means your crazy!
Romo is no Brady!Let's say the Pats had gotten to 4-0 with a healthy Brisket... Do you leave Brady on the bench?
Why ruin a good thing for Romo's chances? Romo is done!I think the better "Why" question is, why are Romo haters so terrified to put Romo in against the 0-6 Browns and just see what happens?
Why would you be ruining anything? So let's say we wait until Cleveland to bring him back and start him. Zeke runs for 125. Dez is back. What would you bet on happening in the Cleveland game?Why ruin a good thing for Romo's chances? Romo is done!
Change of pace, it all breaks down is just one thing. You don't mess with this. Dak is the starter Romo is a back up now!Why would you be ruining anything? So let's say we wait until Cleveland to bring him back and start him. Zeke runs for 125. Dez is back. What would you bet on happening in the Cleveland game?
I see you're avoiding the question...Change of pace, it all breaks down is just one thing. You don't mess with this. Dak is the starter Romo is a back up now!
i got a why questionBecause Romo is better, and can also throw to wide open receivers when given all day to throw and playing against an inept offense... hopefully without the rash of fumbles.
And if the Cowboys lost that one with Romo at the helm would you concede he's not the man for the job?Why would you be ruining anything? So let's say we wait until Cleveland to bring him back and start him. Zeke runs for 125. Dez is back. What would you bet on happening in the Cleveland game?
i got a why question
Why try and fix something that isnt broken? especially with someone that is broken.
Right. Because they know there might be a team finally good enough to take Romo to a championship and prove them all wrong.I think the better "Why" question is, why are Romo haters so terrified to put Romo in against the 0-6 Browns and just see what happens?
Dak needs the reps to get better. Tony is not likely to get better. He's not even likely to be nearly what he was in 2014. Time waits for no man.yea, at this point it's just tough to justify switching. I was stubbornly for putting Romo back in, but based off the last two games, I don't think you can.
He won't have to be good enough as 2014. Just hand the ball off and dink and dunk.Dak needs the reps to get better. Tony is not likely to get better. He's not even likely to be nearly what he was in 2014. Time waits for no man.
Sure... I mean it certainly wouldn't be a good sign.And if the Cowboys lost that one with Romo at the helm would you concede he's not the man for the job?