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  1. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    No one's arguing his OVERALL stats or overall results in overall games. It's about the clutch BIG games.
  2. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    But, he doesn't. We're not talking about overall, we're talking about the big games. He chokes almost every time. Again you're talking about overall and I am not. I don't give two shits about miracle comebacks in September, or clutch drives in October. I am talking about when the chips are down...
  3. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    Did we miss Danny White when the 89 Cowboys went 1-15? No, we could see what Jimmy was building here.
  4. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    I'll give you that for last year, only. Like the Washington game example I posted before. The defense had given up only 7 points that weren't the result of Romo turnovers in our own end. And many of the important game losses were just like that. The defense played pretty well, but Romo put them...
  5. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    It's bad when you can predict the choke pick, while watching the big game. You know when it's going to come. It's going to come at the worst possible time. And everything that happened before that, other picks, the defense giving up points, none of How We Got Here matters. It never mattered to...
  6. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    #4 has alot to do with #3.
  7. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    There's just, no way to know this for a fact. Right now today that's granted, but we don't know how shitty Dallas would be had it not been bitterly clinging to the Romo pipe dream for about four too many years either. Building the whole offense around him, and such.
  8. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    Can you name one of those?
  9. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    Most any defense is apt to surrender points late, when you do quick 3 and outs in the 4th quarter, and when you throw picks or do fumbles in the 4th quarter. Once again, Romo has had only ONE really bad defense. And I give him a Mulligan for last year. Just not the other eight. Just when it...
  10. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    I'll sum up Romo this way, and I think it's fair. "He tried really hard, and did very well for himself." And really, what more can any of us ask?
  11. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    Hey guys I was a long time Romo defender. Really I was. I had Lombardis dancing in my head, really thought he was going to take us somewhere. But the cumulative effect of his failures became too much to try to defend, make excuses for, or ignore. The dude is flat out a choker. He is a loser when...
  12. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    Yes it is difficult to not look silly arguing against a QB who has a career 95.1 passer rating. But I don't mind looking silly. If Tony had like, NOT choked at least one time, had maybe even got us to the NFC title game, we might not be having these debates. I get that. But look even at his...
  13. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    The FIRST thing it needs right now is one, and has for the last three years. To push Romo and to be there when the China Doll breaks again - this time probably for good.
  14. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    I think everyone pretty much gives Romo a Mulligan for last year, because of the defense. And it's fair to do so. But we shouldn't give him a Mulligan for the other eight fucking choke filled years.
  15. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    Oh man. We only had a truly terrible defense once since Romo's been the starter. And that was last year's injury decimated off the street bunch. You can take the many times he's "given" the team a lead late, only to see the opposing quarterback not choke like he does, and in each one of those...
  16. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    He doesn't hate to lose, and by the look of it he doesn't even really mind it much. Someone must have told him at some point to have a "short memory" and not dwell on bad plays. Well, they should have told him to LEARN from the bad plays at least! Because he does the same crap, making all the...
  17. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    ^^This. Last year, the worst year for the defense - maybe every other week. If you really look at the situations, Romo puts himself and the team on the spot more than not - with pick sixes, fumbles, untimely sacks. LOTS of three and outs. And it's always Yuk-Yuk on the sidelines with some chum...
  18. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    It's that FEAR of failure that's absent. The kind he had and would have had ingrained, had the Tuna stayed. There's no fear of failing Wade, or Redball. There's no deep respect for them, to create that fear. They are and were, just Yuk-Yuk buddies who still love him no matter what.
  19. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    This too.
  20. Doomsday

    Defending Romo

    And in fairness to Romo, Parcells departed at the worst possible time for him. Without that influence, and instead had Yuk-Yuk buddy Wade Wilson and feckless Yuk-Yuk Wade Phillips, then this educated idiot Yuk-Yuk Redball, Romo lost out in mental development - mental toughness development. And...
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