"War on Women."
It was okay for him to have beat her up, he could still be a NFL player we just need a little hand slap suspension to keep the women's groups placated. But now? No. We frikkin SAW it therefore you must be terminated.
The lesson: "Hey you NFL players, don't beat up women in...
What IS on his back and him being rusty is CAN HE STILL EXECUTE the play he checks to.
Clearly the answer is NO so far.
There's no doubt the system hasn't changed. I haven't seen anyone saying that. The question is, can Romo still operate that system.
He sucker punched her, knocking her completely unconscious. Then when the elevator doors opened, just dragged her out of the elevator like a rag doll, and with no apparent concern for her well being. Like, it wasn't the first time.
He's still trying to do what he maybe sorta usedtacould do before the surgery. He is gonna have to wake up and realize he's not at all the same player he once was and go from there. "It's a process."
Especially in the lower back. Payton Manning's neck surgery was a walk in the park compared to what Romo had. The area they carved up on Romo is involved and interconnected with everything you do, including just breathing.
His mobility is gone. He has no zip or touch on the ball, or any real control of it. His deep passes are flat.
It's his back. Can't and won't be fixed.
He's Tony Bledsoe now.
Can't have it work either, if you don't chuck it deep occasionally with a legitimate deep threat receiver and a QB who really can chuck it deep.
If you don't have that deep threat you got nothing, because defenses will just choke you off.