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2 situations with 2 downs to pick up 3 yards (one on the 3 going in) And all 4 plays are passes when you've got demarco Murray and a monstrous offensive line. Not to mention a qb that should have never come back in

Dumb move. Romo is Back! All over again!

Tiger can't change his stripes. Imagine the career Romo could have had if used like he was this year until this game

Imagine how much longer of a career he would have had if there wasn't that stretch of 3 or 4 years he had such an awful line

He'd be a super bowl winner at a better franchise

Romo ain't the next Stabauch (sp) - he's the next Randy White.

He's a DT?

vielsiehorsepower wrote:2 situations with 2 downs to pick up 3 yards (one on the 3 going in) And all 4 plays are passes when you've got demarco Murray and a monstrous offensive line. Not to mention a qb that should have never come back in

yep, they blew it on all 3 of your points. and I would have never brought Romo back in, especially since
Weeden was playing well.

And in hindsight, it was very clear that the game was moving
to fast for Romo after he returned.

Wasn't Cole supposed to be more involved in the offense this year? Seems to only have 1-2 catches a game.


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vielsiehorsepower wrote:Imagine how much longer of a career he would have had if there wasn't that stretch of 3 or 4 years he had such an awful line

Ah the old Tony Romo age myth. How much longer of a career would he have had? He's already in his 12th season in the league, the same as acknowledged old farts Carson Palmer, Andre Johnson, Troy Polamalu, etc.

The average career for a player who makes a roster as a rookie is 6 years. Tony has lasted twice that and should be able to play for a few more.

Garrett gives away 2 games a year with poor game management.
One down, one to go.

MustangStealth wrote:

vielsiehorsepower wrote:Imagine how much longer of a career he would have had if there wasn't that stretch of 3 or 4 years he had such an awful line

Ah the old Tony Romo age myth. How much longer of a career would he have had? He's already in his 12th season in the league, the same as acknowledged old farts Carson Palmer, Andre Johnson, Troy Polamalu, etc.

The average career for a player who makes a roster as a rookie is 6 years. Tony has lasted twice that and should be able to play for a few more.

nothing to do with age, I'm talking about the Countless games during that span in which he got knocked on his [deleted] on literally 80% of his throws.

Pretty much a disaster game. Jackson is a beast and Colt looked pretty good.

Cowboys can never figure out Wash blitzes. Pretty embarrassing. Haslett seems like a genius every time they play Jerry's boys.

vielsiehorsepower wrote:

MustangStealth wrote:

vielsiehorsepower wrote:Imagine how much longer of a career he would have had if there wasn't that stretch of 3 or 4 years he had such an awful line

Ah the old Tony Romo age myth. How much longer of a career would he have had? He's already in his 12th season in the league, the same as acknowledged old farts Carson Palmer, Andre Johnson, Troy Polamalu, etc.

The average career for a player who makes a roster as a rookie is 6 years. Tony has lasted twice that and should be able to play for a few more.

nothing to do with age, I'm talking about the Countless games during that span in which he got knocked on his [deleted] on literally 80% of his throws.

And I'm saying that age will end his career before excessive hits will. How long do you think he would have been able to play? 40? 39? He's not Bret Favre.