The Truth: Who let who down?

Stay out of the topics on it, mkay?

He’s their idol. Therefore, Idolators.
Balance restored. Hooooommmmmmmmm…

your feelings all you want, but you are expressing them as if Romo is to blame as to why we aren’t in the playoffs each year. Which is not true. Romo is tops QB in the league, that’s a fact. When Romo makes a great throw its always “wow he got lucky there” when Eli or Brady throw one its “wow what a great throw” Romo puts this team in position to win way more often then not. He’s way more “clutch” then people make him out to be. The problem is his teammates aren’t.

Cowboys related?

Staubach on Romo:

“He’s still a young guy,” Staubach said of Romo, who turns 32 in April. “Every quarterback has a bad game or two but Tony Romo is right up there with the best. He’s more of a solution. He’s not a problem, he’s a solution.”

of having his OC realize that he WASN’T Romo, and changing the play calling to NOT rely soley on the QB. The RBs were a lot more involved then, at least JG tried to make it that way. Let’s not pretend that the same system was ran 100% through and through.

The years Brees and Rodgers won, they got help from their defenses forcing turnovers; Brees had one of the best ground games to aid his aireal attack; the Rodgers was aided by a ground game in the playoffs.

The year Peyton Manning won the SB, his RBs and defense stepped up big time in the playoffs, as Peyton’s 2006 post season QB rating was in the 70s.

In Tom Brady’s 3 SB wins, he was aided by a really good defense, a 1000 yard RB, and a clutch kicker (all their SB wins were by 3 pts).

In Ben Roethlisberger’s first SB he was aided by Willie Parker and that defense, Big Ben completed less than 60% of his passes in that SB against Seattle, ran for a TD and turned the ball over twice. In Big Ben’s second SB win, if James Harrison doesn’t get a pick 6 off of Kurt Warner before halftime, the Cardinals win that game.

The year the Giants won the SB, Eli needed the refs to swallow the whistle as he was in the grasp of being sacked, escaped and benefited from a David Tyree helmet catch-how many Dallas receivers in the Romo era you know would make that catch? It certainly helped that Giants defense held the #1 offense in league history to 14 points!!!!

The year Kurt Warner and the Rams won the SB, they were aided by one the top ranked defenses in the league that year in forcing turnovers and not allowing a lot of points, they won the NFC Title game 11-6!

In Aikman’s 3 SB wins, he was aided by a defense that forced turnovers in all 3 of those games, had one of the game’s all time leading rushers to bail him out in SB 28. Remember Larry Brown’s two game saving INTs?

When the Giants beat the Bills, the Giants running game and defense limited the Bills to 19 min in TOP.

Oh almost forgot, the 2000 Ravens and 1985 Bears won the SB because of an all-time great defense, special teams play, and strong running game. Their QBs were irrelevant.

Joe Montana had great defenses in SF when they won 4 SBs.

Phill Simms had Lawrence Taylor, Harry Carson, Bavarro, McKonkey, and the RBs.

Staubauch had Dooms Day for both SBs, Pearson, Hill, and Dorsett for the second ring.

Bradshaw had Franco Harris, Rocky Blair, Swann, Stallworth, and Steel Curtain.

Bob Griese’s 72 & 73 Dolphins had the No Name Defense, Cszonka, Morris, Warfiled.

Brett Favre’s 96 Packers had Reggie White, Antonio Freeman, Andre Rison, and SB MVP Desmond Howard.

John Elway’s 97&98 Broncos had: All-Pro RB Terrell Davis, HOF TE Shannon Sharpe, WRs Ed McAffery & Rod Smith, Bill Romanowski (5 4 Rings), Neil Smith, Steven Atwater.

I can keep going on but you get the idea.

Tony, Ware, Witten need more help at Oline, Dline, Secondary, and Pass Rush.

there was a coaching change and want us to buy that Romo isn’t more important to this team than Kitna? You must be setting up a straw man, for some reason, because I can’t believe you actually believe that. I took a quick look, and Kitna’s teams, in which he started 13 or more games, were 43-69. Dallas, in seasons since he’s been the full time starter and started 13 or more games, have gone 41-29. Can the Cowboys win without Romo? Sure, if you get another franchise QB.

As for Flacco or Smith, I don’t watch much Flacco, but I did watch Smith. If he were half as good as Romo, SF would have had a much better chance at that SB. He was missing passes Romo can make in his sleep. And his O line looks to me to be way better than Romo’s, too.

Every QB has a better chance behind a good line and backed by a good D. Ask Rodgers and Brees. I’m pretty sure they’re sitting home next week, and both of them have better O lines than Romo (Brees’s being FAR better).

minor detail that gets overlooked; that oline he had was substantially better than the overrated overthe hill oline Romo had from 2006-2010, or the patchwork line he had this year.

QB? Not if you stand pat with that O line and that D. Ask Brees how it felt to watch his D get beaten by Alex Bloody Smith. Ask Rodgers how it felt when the Giants D got after him.

He doesnt need both just one or the other because with improved oline play our RBs will inevitably get better and score more too.

you said this right below Lostar’s post.

Manning took a 1-15 team to the playoffs his second year.. As a matter of fact how many playoffs have manning been to???

Man you can even talk about playoffs here in Dallas anymore and you might get hang talking about a sb..

If Romo at least took us to.the playoffs more i would be okay with him.. lately tho no playoffs 2 nd straight year where we didnt make the playoffs.

2 games a 11 game difference !!!!

Romo.get sack.that many times he throwing turnovers etc

I remember time in and time out QBs making playing while getting hit.. Making plays in laser accuracey

Romo haa to step his game up for the STAGE not just for himself to look good