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and that's Romo's biggest challenge right now, and especially the last few years...
He has no support. He constantly has to score points. His defense bends and breaks. He always, always, always has to make big plays...and he presses. When he presses, sometimes he makes that terrible Romo play that everyone seems to think he makes 15 per game or something.
Look, I always thought Brett Favre was overrated. I thought he had a great 3 year stretch in the late 90s and after that some of his INT's were so ridiculous that he just simply couldn't be considered the best QB in the NFL. Now, I always thought he was somewhere between #5 and #10 and the Vikings year he impressed the hell out of me. I respected his toughness, his legendary velocity, and the fact he always went down swinging (when he went down)...
But Romo has a lot of Favre in him. That's good and bad. He makes plays no one else could make, or would try making...which leads to those "wtf Romo?" passes. Just like Favre.
If you put Tony Romo on the 49ers next year they'd win 13 games and be in the Super Bowl. Same with the Seahawks. Same with a lot of teams.
One ****ing player doesn't win you a Super Bowl. One ****ing player on the worst ran organization in football with a "GM" who isn't qualified doesn't win a Super Bowl.
We all blamed Pioli for sucking. Understandable. Made sense.
But why does Dallas get to blame Romo when the GM consistently makes poor personnel decisions?
The only thing Dallas has going for them is Romo, and maybe Romo piping into some of that unbelievable potential Dez Bryant has, and displayed, for the second half of last year.
Oh and to throw in a stat...Romo has the highest 4th quarter rating in the NFL over the past 5 years or something ridiculous like that.
but yeah, he doesn't have what it takes mentally because he banged Jessica Simpson and he doesn't win a Super Bowl with an inferior supporting cast
Got it.
When Tom Brady went down Matt Cassel won 11 games.
When Peyton Manning went down the Colts were so terrible they got Andrew Luck.
Think about that.
Tom Brady > Peyton Manning yet when a college backup took over for him they still managed to win 11 ****ing NFL games.
He got to QB that team.
Manning gets a team that, without him, was the worst team in the NFL and one of the worst teams ever.
NOT EVERYTHING IS RELEVANT; NOT ALL IS EQUAL
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