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It's still a total mystery to me why he is not dressing on game day and getting some touches.

^^My money is on this scenario. If so must be a pretty good one, no priors.

I suppose "credit" is due, for whoever realized we have a 33 year old QB with questionable back issues therefore we ought to put this 3 1st round pick line to work blocking people and beating them up, and give the coconut to a running back, alot. The "change in philosophy" didn't start last...

Yep. Someone needs to tell them they don't have to straighten all the way up like they're responding to a drill sargent, just about 3/4 of the way straight is the hitch. Any noise out there yet, about Dallas "rubbing it in" when they do this?

Of course it is just a misunderstanding or a accident and oh yeah by the way, he was profiled. Of course the ONLY black dude in Dillard's is gone be 'rested.

But it is a term he coined long before coming to Dallas. Carter was a dumb QB, a dumb player and a dumb guy. You cannot be a Bus Driver with those characteristics.

That remark was about Aikman's post season achievements, not his overall record. That's incorrect. The Bus Driver QB wins you games by not making the bonehead throws and taking the bonehead sacks. The Bus Driver QB gets the ball to the right guy at the right time. The Bus Driver QB gets Super...

But, he did get his way on that one, the big extension for Romo.

Guys it's all a function of necessity - Tony's back. Without that disk surgery we would not be seeing the Cowboys we are seeing today. We would indeed be seeing the Air Coryell stuff straight up.

And that's true of us all.

"We're going to find out who the bus drivers are,'' Parcells said. "There have to be some if you're going to have a good team. Some guys are just riding, and some are going to drive. We'll see who's riding, who's driving, and who's going to get off.'' So let's not get it confused. Bus DRIVER...

It'd be really cool to see some quotes of that.

That's not what Parcells was saying at all, when he coined the term. He was the very definition of it. Mistake free, managing the offense with killer efficiency. You all think it's a derisive, derogatory term and it never was.

By the Tuna's definition of it, Troy was indeed a bus driver, and one of the best ever. A Bus Driver, in parlance, makes very few mistakes, doesn't commit bonehead mental errors and manages the offense with efficiency. Avoids accidents and makes up for others' mistakes and flaws. That's Troy in...

Lombardis and rings are the difference.

Makes alot more money than Ralph: Jerry Jones: Tony Romo won't be paid like a bus driver - NFL.com Prophetic words from Jerruh.

Tony Romo Just Fine With Playing the Bus Driver | NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth Hmm.... Dallas Cowboys' Tony Romo 'all for' complementary role - ESPN Dallas Roundtable: Run Game Success; Romo A Bus Driver. He's a Bus Driver, and likes it.

Romo hurting his back might have been the best thing to happen for him, career wise. It forced the PTB in Dallas to focus less on him "carrying" the team, and more on a diversified effort. Diversified effort = championships.

:lol Understands that when you make Romo a bus driver and therefore limit your liability, you might go 13-3 and win the NFC. The "franschise" never "carried" you to much better than .500 ball, all time in his tenure. The Bus Driver might get himself a ring.

Sure I do. Troy Aikman for example, one of the all time great bus drivers.