Originally posted by uzlessWell, I wouldn't say he cost them last night's game. The Cowboys as a team took the Giants for granted. As the article states, there are plenty of places you can point the fingers in last night's game. Certainly a trip to Mexico was NOT a good idea though.
That's 2 years in a row that guy has cost Dallas a playoff game.
Good thing they signed this choker to a long term contract
Originally posted by John1916Maybe because TO was playing hurt?
Tony Romo is one of the best young QBs around - Why is no one crying that TO - one the most established WRs around lost the Cowboys their place in the playoffs. Lay off Romo - it's not his fault the rest of the team didn't preform.
It's not Romo's fault exclusively but some of the blame has to fall on him.
Originally posted by darvlayI'm talking late 4th quarter...game on the line....the guy takes 2 sacks instead of throwing the ball away. Then he throws the ball away but doesn't get outside the hash marks so it's another penalty. Then he throws a dumb pass to get intercepted at the end.
Well, I wouldn't say he cost them last night's game. The Cowboys as a team took the Giants for granted. As the article states, there are plenty of places you can point the fingers in last night's game. Certainly a trip to Mexico was NOT a good idea though.
He's a panicker. He makes mistakes when the pressure is on. Montana he is not.
Originally posted by uzlessAs I said to my father during the game, Romo doesn't have what it takes to overcome his own frustration and make plays.
I'm talking late 4th quarter...game on the line....the guy takes 2 sacks instead of throwing the ball away. Then he throws the ball away but doesn't get outside the hash marks so it's another penalty. Then he throws a dumb pass to get intercepted at the end.
He's a panicker. He makes mistakes when the pressure is on. Montana he is not.
Although he was an idiot in the last 5 minutes, there were some key drops, and key penalties earlier that put them in that situation to begin with. As well as sucky special teams. As well as 3 missed tackles on the Giant's first TD. As well as defense that let them score in 45 seconds on a drive before half time. All Romo is guilty of is not being the savior at the end.
I don't see why nobody is putting the loss on Patrick Crayton. He dropped a key pass, nearly fumbled away a punt, and slowed up on a route into the end zone where the ball eventually went over him.
Originally posted by uzlessYeah, that was pretty bad...
I'm talking late 4th quarter...game on the line....the guy takes 2 sacks instead of throwing the ball away. Then he throws the ball away but doesn't get outside the hash marks so it's another penalty. Then he throws a dumb pass to get intercepted at the end.
He's a panicker. He makes mistakes when the pressure is on. Montana he is not.
