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plus the Witten analogy doesn't make sense because 1) no one said Witten shouldn't have been playing, and 2) Witten was hurt on the first series of the game.

How did "Morton-Staubach alternating plays" not make the list?

not a fan of Alex Barron? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9q-cxsYhZ4

i'll do it after lunch. in the meantime, you should find a better photo of Aikman

you're right. it does kinda look like Bledsoe

dbair is a rare breed: a homer who doesn't care for Tony

He's a more talented Dave Krieg or Jeff Garcia: two try-hard guys who could only get their teams so far. Think of Tony as the hot girl in this Seinfeld scene. Tony's admirers can see no flaws, whereas everyone else instinctively realizes that he's a loser...

Now all we need is "Rampage" to resurface and we'll be set.

I'm on the East Coast. I was tired. :-( I'll concede you this: although Aikman is the undeniably better pro prospect (1st overall pick vs undrafted) and possessed superior height and arm strength, he would not have duplicated Romo's stats had he been the QB from 2006 to the present. I like...

because the Skins had nothing to play for? remember that hideous INT he threw to get Wash back in the game?

and he's really great in November!

well, we transitioned from White right to Aikman, whereas Troy was succeeded by an army of fuckups.

I laugh when his boosters say "You'll miss him when he's gone." Um, not if he doesn't win anything important (NFC championship or higher). They have a point that he could be succeeded by QBs much much worse (think Carter and Hutch), but I don't share Jerry's attitude that "losses are okay so...

Question for the "Tony is a victim of his surroundings" crowd: If Romo is the QB of the early 1990's teams, do we get to and win three Super Bowls?

No one will ever question his toughness (see: broken rib game) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tESefWSK3S8 The problem is that he's more of a fantasy/rotisserie QB than a championship one. Excitement and razzle-dazzle can only take you so far. Think Don Majkowski, but more talented. As Dooms...

Romo had nothing to do with the loss to Washington two years ago? Yes, the defense was a Mash unit that got gashed on the ground, but three picks didn't help our cause.

they barely survived SA last year and were trounced by them a year later. the decline is underway. Cleveland has a better long-term future. LeBron left voluntarily. Jon wasn't as fortunate.

hence the term "front-runner." when the going gets tough, James books a moving van

the guy is a front-runner. Cleveland was going nowhere, so he traded up by going to Miami. Miami is now in decline, so he defects back to a younger Cleveland team. had Miami defeated San Antonio convincingly, I don't think he'd be in Cleveland today.