Where are all the....

[Country cracker]

You really are fucking retarded, Romo has two this season and your twin brother Eli has 15...

I guess that was kinda harsh for Eli. How many Super Bowl rings does Eli have and how many does Romo have? How many last minute combacks has Eli had and how many has Romo had? Exactly, so eat a dick pappapecker.

[Juiced4v]

0-6 man must suck to be him...

[SS Junk]

I've always thought that manning was the special one. Funny to see his true colors finally showing through.

[Nash B.]

How many last minute combacks has Eli had and how many has Romo had?

25 fourth quarter comebacks in 9+ seasons, 18 fourth quarter comebacks in 6+ seasons

[LS1Goat]

25 fourth quarter comebacks in 9+ seasons, 18 fourth quarter comebacks in 6+ seasons

Bad analogy.

Two of those comebacks for Eli were in SuperBowls, both resulting in a ring. Tony has won one playoff game in his career with 4 attempts.

At one point in Eli's career he was a clutch player in a big game. Tony has yet to claim that distinction.

The goal in Pro football is to win championships. Not just to have the occasional Dan Marino-esque banner day and walk away with nothing. Then I again, that's fodder for the Romo/Cowboy nuthuggers to tell us it's Jerry Jones' fault when Romo forces a throw into triple coverage, when the game is on the line.



"When the vice begins squeezing, some of the players' internal organs harden and resist. Other players experience shrinkage.

Joe Montana was a beast. Johnny Unitas was the same. The great ones don't consistently make horrid mistakes when they're needed most.

Romo saw his first 35 passes happen without an interception, and then the interception came on the 36th. It set up the Denver Broncos at the Dallas 24 with just under two minutes to play. It destroyed the Cowboys.

Romo's Sunday was nuanced. He was brilliant, and his defense was awful. When the Cowboys look back at this game, there will be plenty of blame for all to digest. Romo didn't lose this game by himself.

Yet we saw the same old Romo. This isn't trolling or unfair. This is accurate.

We've seen this Romo over and over and over again. We've seen him do this in the rain...in the sunshine...inside...outside...against the best defenses and the worst. We've seen Romo throw a pick at the worst possible moment. We've seen him choke. We've seen him Matt Schaub it many times." -Bleacher Report

[Rick Modena]

Romo didn't lose this game by himself.

Yet we saw the same old Romo. This isn't trolling or unfair. This is accurate.

You were doing good til you got to this part and I saw some drivel about JJ being at fault. Really???

Did you even watch the game or were you listening to it on the radio or worse did you hear Randy Galloways show a day later.
He was doing what he does most of the time, he didn't go out to lose the game. You are right the defense didn't do him any favors, but it was the great P. Manning.

I guess you didn't see the pocket collapsing and it interfering with his ability to throw that pass correctly. Of course not or you wouldn't be blaming Romo. Its a team effort and parts of the team let him down.

[yellowstang]

You were doing good til you got to this part and I saw some drivel about JJ being at fault. Really???

Did you even watch the game or were you listening to it on the radio or worse did you hear Randy Galloways show a day later.
He was doing what he does most of the time, he didn't go out to lose the game. You are right the defense didn't do him any favors, but it was the great P. Manning.

I guess you didn't see the pocket collapsing and it interfering with his ability to throw that pass correctly. Of course not or you wouldn't be blaming Romo. Its a team effort and parts of the team let him down.

Yeah, the part that threw the interception! LOL