Schmoopy1000
When all else fails, Smack em' in the Mouth!
Looks like Romo.
After an every now & then oops! He comes back to save the day!
After an every now & then oops! He comes back to save the day!
Well that is what makes it a team sport.Dude won 2 playoff games in an entire career. Is the bar that low for greatness?
WTF are you talking about? You quote a post about him playing golf and comment about his playoff success as if that's the topicDude won 2 playoff games in an entire career. Is the bar that low for greatness?
If we still had Romo we'd have been in the SB.I'm sure most of you have seen this by now, but this was great:
Now of course we won't show the shot that put him on the patio in the first place, but hey that's golf...
McNabb was really overrated . Dude puked away one superbowl and he was not good in the other onesWell that is what makes it a team sport.
Some QBs help carry a team. Non Playoff teams in the playoff shouldnt win to often.
Some QBs hold back really great teams. Championship caliber teams should win playoff games.
Team sport.
Could you imagine how many championships the eagles could have had, if it werent for McNabb? Wasted one of the greatest defenses in history.
I think it's obvious Romo wasn't the team leader and uniter that Dak is and wasn't exactly universally loved buy all in the Dallas locker room if you read the tea leaves, but Romo did some things better than Dak too. Take the good with the bad for both and call us lucky for having both of themI thought Romo was a good QB for the Cowboys. By the time he honed his skills and had the knowledge to be a great QB his body was broken down. I stand firm on my thought regarding his commitment early on. He really was not the greatest leader. The trip to Cabo really was not necessary and ended up being a distraction going into that playoff game against the Giants. His time spent golfing could have been used to study film early on in his career.
I never had a problem with Romo's trip to Cabo and it says nothing about his leadership. Remember Witten was on that same trip and he's seen as a great leader.I thought Romo was a good QB for the Cowboys. By the time he honed his skills and had the knowledge to be a great QB his body was broken down. I stand firm on my thought regarding his commitment early on. He really was not the greatest leader. The trip to Cabo really was not necessary and ended up being a distraction going into that playoff game against the Giants. His time spent golfing could have been used to study film early on in his career.