T.O. may mouth off at times
but he’s made it clear that he’s a Cowboy and will be for the remainder of his career
he’s also said he backs Tony no matter what
he’s the hardest working player on the team
he’s 35 but he’s fitter and faster than most wide receivers
we need to gameplan better and adjust better
garrett is very stubborn when it comes to that and sometimes he refuses to stray from the original plan or try new things
it took him forever to use choice until he was forced to when barber couldn’t go and he rarely used felix
tony will be fine if our o-line can stay healthy and we get some depth
we need to utilize our strengths instead of trying to mold the offense into something its not
i’ve said this before, josh mcdaniels does this very well
and he would be a great coaching option here but sadly that won’t happen

Him and RW have no idea how to run routes which is way Romo throws into coverage at times. If they ran the correct routes, Romo would have the ball on the money every time.

The problem is that the WRs, including T.O., are not running correct routes and getting open and in the meantime, Romo is running for his life because of our pathetic OL.

They have gotten worse after he left.

You can’t question TO’s talent, top 15 in yards, top 5 in TD’s. He is a playmaker, no he isn’t the top 1 or 2 in the league, his skills are an assest.

Still escapes me how you have TO, Roy Williams, Witten, Austin and can’t score a TD a quarter.

He attracts attention which distracts members of the team..one being Romo whether Terry wants to believe it or not. Romo feels a need to please TO which causes Romo to makes mistakes at times. If it’s true we would only take a 680,000 cap hit for cutting TO, Jerry should seriously consider it for the sake of the team. We can’t go through this media circus next season if we want to succeed.

“Terrell Owens demonstrates the intensity, work ethic, and desire to compete that most of the players on this team would be well served to mimic”

“Tony Romo doesn’t know what the hell is going on sometimes”

Exactly what I have been saying for weeks

The Dallas Cowboys have got 99 problems but T.O. ain’t one.

TO is one of the few people on this team that has shown he wants to win. I just haven’t seen it from many other people. You can call Romo tough if you want, but to me, I think he’s just going out there hurt because he knows that’s what he’s supposed to do, not because he wants to.

1 year ago, I had never tasted a nectarine before. When I asked people what they tasted like, while subtly inserting the word tangerine into the sentence – almost everyone replied that a nectarine tastes like an orange. They were wrong. I had a nectarine for the first time this year, and it tastes like a peach.

Terrell Owens is the nectarine. The media is the tangerine. Those who believe the media are the oranges. The truth is the peach.

I’ll listen to their case. Until then, it’s all talk.

He has flaws-poor route running, quits on patterns and can be a chuckle-head. But no one questions his intensity, practice habits(unlike RWII). He does force opposing teams to game-plan for him.

Contrast him w PacMan where the juice is definitely not worth the squeeze. In TO’s case, it is

Owens takes RW11 under his wing this offseason and shows him how to prepare for a season.

i dont think your teams problem is anyone one player. not Romo, not TO, not RW2. You guys have won tough games. you’ve won as the “underdog.” then as soon as you all get momentum is when it seems the carpet gets pulled out. its got to be coaching. i just dont see how its anything else. too much talent and not enough wins….(not that i mind too much)

It didn’t help that this team already saw themselves hoisting the Lombardi……..in June.
“You can’t coach Dumb”

If T.O. is better than Roy, and Roy is better than Austin.

Then how is the combination or Roy and Austin, as good as the combination of T.O. and Roy?

I saw two WR’s that couldn’t get seperation…..Say what you want, but when Austin was in the game the kid made plays.

BEST OFFENSIVE PLAYER
Nick: Sticking to the wording of this category, then to me, the best offensive player on this team is Terrell Owens. He’s got the most talent and he’s the biggest threat to his opponents. He didn’t have the best season, especially by his standards. But ask teams what player scares them the most and they will still say it’s Owens.

Mickey: Romo was very good and you know, so was Owens with 10 touchdown grabs, but no one matches up with tight end Jason Witten when it comes to the best offensive player award. He led the team with 81 catches. He was second with 952 receiving yards. He was tied for second with four receiving touchdowns. And he was tops in heart. Any questions?

Rob: Tight end Jason Witten’s fifth Pro Bowl appearance might be his most significant. Witten appeared in all 16 games and caught a team-high 81 passes despite numerous injuries. Tony Romo relied on him most in crucial situations.

Josh: By default, the award goes to Jason Witten , who had another good season and made the Pro Bowl easily, but wasn’t as good as he was the last two years. Part of that had to do with being hampered by injuries most of the year, but Witten makes his share of mistakes. They just aren’t typically pointed out by anyone

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That IS by far the best opportunity he can fathom…no early expectation, talented offensive personel, a young nucleus of players, and 2 1st round draft picks…that’s a first time coaching prospects wet dream for pete’s sake…

so he could save face for saying his coaching staff was in place…then boom…Shanahan to the Cowboys…I just heard Peter Burger King announce, Unless the “right” position opened up for him this season, Shanahan was willing to sit out the season, and land a gig in 2010…along with Cowher, Holmgren, and Dungy ??,,,,,,,,,I think that right spot is here in Big D for Shanahan….He loves stratigizing too much to take a year off….Now if Jerry can talk Wade into taking a back seat as DC/Associate HC…or vice versa with Shanny being strickly OC