Do you mean 2007 Tony Romo? Do you realize that was over a decade ago? In fact, it was 12 years ago.
Just think about how long ago that was…heck, the 2014 season that every Romo fan loves to espouse (Note: to be fair to Romo, it was a good season) was FIVE years ago.
I'm not calling you out personally, but so many Romo mega-fans (nuts) think he could literally walk in here right now and magically lead us to some place that he never did in his career. They say so because this team is supposedly so great, while conveniently forgetting that he played on a number of very good teams (one was NFC #1 seed) with some current and some eventual Hall of Fame players, and managed…………zilch. Nada. Nothing.
It's mind-blowing how mythical he's become.
Romo at his best was a statistical phenom who was a terrible leader. He had heart and he was tough, but neither of those make you a leader, and while he put up a ton of stats, he also had a lot to do with our team failures. His mistakes were killer.
I'm fully convinced that 90% of the Romo mega-fans are under the age of 30-35, and as sad as it is to say from a Cowboys point of view, he's the only Cowboys "success" they've ever known.
It's too bad, too, because while it is essentially ancient-history (especially for the younger fans) there are about 40 years of pre-Romo Cowboys history that actually was what they think (dream/fantasize) Romo was.
The team was statistically successful, many players were All-Pro, Pro-Bowler and actual Hall of Famers and THEY WON CHAMPIONSHIPS. Romo was never even an NFC Champion.
I know while typing this all the younger fans are making me out to be the old man yelling at everyone to get off my lawn, but I've seen what an actual Cowboys champion is and contrary to all the Romo worshipping, he ain't it.
If a lot of us can move on from Staubach, Aikman, Pearson, Irvin, Harris, Woodson, Dorsett, Smith, etc., perhaps it's time for a lot of you to move on from Romo.