Tony is easily the most underrated elite QB of his era - and frankly any era. He was an offensive machine. He was like the Allen Iverson of football. If he had a decent team he would have been a multiple SB winning QB.
Indeed, the way he had the opposition marveling at the end of the game win or lose, Tony Romo was very special. His love for the game was second to none.
He was a great QB, one that I wished we never had to face twice. I agree with that narrative, he could have won a few SB's with a better team. (Coming from a Giants fan)
A decent team?? 🤣🤣🤣 He played on loaded, talented teams most of his career... his 2006 team had 2 Pro Bowl O Lineman... HOF TE, a 1000 yrd RB, another RB who had 14 rushing TD's... Two 1000+ yrds recievers ..... the 2007 team had 11 Pro Bowl players, 3 Pro Bowl O Lineman, 3 HOF'ers on the team.... 2006 & 2007 from December on had a 4-7 combined record--- 0-2 Playoffs and some dreadful games including the 2007 game at home vs Eagles 13/36, 0 TD's & 3 INT's with a miserable 22 qb rating🤤😳 ----- 2009 team had 9 Pro Bowl players and once again Romo was horrible in the playoff loss to Minnesota---- By 2010 Romo was brittle and injury prone... 2 straight choke jobs in a winner take all, final game of the season game for the Division title--- the 2012 game vs Redskins for the NFC East 20/37 with 3 INT's and a 55.9 rating 🤦♂️🤦♂️ ....2013 he couldn't make it to the final game .... 2014 the Cowboys had 7 Pro Bowl players on offense ALONE!!! 4 1st Team All Pro's on offense including Demarco Murray and his Cowboys all time single season 1845 yrds rushing... 2 HOF O Lineman, HOF TE and while Romo stats were good that game vs Packers Playoff game , he could only put 21 pts on a very average Packers Defense that game and 7 pts in the 2nd half.... and by 2015 Romo was so brittle he couldn't take a decent hit without breaking something...... but do go on about how he had no 'decent' teams 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Carried the team? Wait a second he always had solid wideouts and Rbs and te. His defence were always top 10 with Demarcus ware. Don’t repeat that comment
Bro you ain’t lying I wish he would’ve gotten one season where he was really 100% healed because the only year dak did good was when Tony was in his head set walking him through the plays
@@mikedubb8732 uhh.. no... Tony was hacking his lungs out in the broadcast booth while John Kitna was talking Dak within 6 yards of Romo's best season ever.
This is so well done. Romo never gets the respect he deserved. Unpopular opinion but always thought he should’ve gotten his job back when healthy again in 2016.
@billboronkay I did too. No nock on Dak. To me, Dak is another underrated quarterback. But he wasn't ready to lead us to the super bowl. Especially not in his rookie season. I believe that no quarterback has ever won a Super Bowl in their rookie season. Just a bad move by the front office.
@@thelogicalcowboy Understand the resistance to mess with something when the team was on a roll, but how much more lethal would Romo have been with 2016 Zeke? Similar to 2014 team but with a better defense.
Not an unpopular opinion because most fans agree with you. But the team didn't want to hurt poor little Dak's feelings? if Romo would have taken over when he go back the Cowboys probably win the SB. And Dak has proved without a doubt he was the WRONG CHOICE TO LEAD THE COWBOYS.
@@davidroman1654 yeah Romo had all those playoff victories under his belt. If Romo takes over in 16 he would have done what he always did and that was choke.
Good one TLC. Romo is the reason they were .500 or better. Without him they are way less than that. Romo was treated like Danny White. Both great QB's and no respect.
Yep, statistically some of those teams were worse than the 0-16 browns and 0-16 lions in every way but qb. Romo was one of if not the greatest escape artist of all time, and had one of the quickest releases in nfl history yet he still got sacked 4-6 times on average a playoff game.
All you have to know is that Bill Parcells thought highly of Romo and for good reason: Romo retired with the fourth-highest quarterback rating in NFL history, one-tenth of a point below Tom Brady.. His 248 touchdown passes rank 21st all time, just below Dan Fouts and Drew Bledsoe, the man he replaced in Dallas. He threw for more yards (34,183) than Steve Young or Troy Aikman did in their careers. The only thing that Romo didn't have were the teams of Fouts, Brady, Yong, and Aikman.
I got in a rather heated argument in the 2009 playoff game versus Minnesota (lost 34-3) - he was railing on Romo somewhat fierce, and I'm wondering how the hell anybody could be effective when he had less than two seconds to get the pass off. The true microcosm, however, was that 51-48 loss to Peyton Manning's Broncos - Romo had him beat statistically, but he throws one interception (resulting from tripping over a lineman's foot) and he gets blamed for the loss.
Because he still played badly in that Minnesota game. He fumbled twice. The O-Line wasn't an issue all season and featured three Pro Bowlers but in this game, the offense completely sputtered and the defense, which was Top 5 in the league, got hit hard. I think too many Cowboy fans exhaust themselves in trying to defend Romo from criticism that they just can't admit he didn't play good. The Broncos/Cowboys game is a microcosm of Romo's career. Great performance and throws a stupid pick that costs them the game. I don't care that he tripped over his lineman's foot and I don't care about his performance prior to that.......any top tier QB throws that pick at that point in the game is getting and should get blamed. Many lesser QBs have gotten crapped on for much less.
@@crater044 You completly crossed over the points you made in your own argument. Dallas was 18th in sacks allowed going up against a Vikings defense that lead the league in sacks who was also 6th in forced fumbles with the best edge rusher in football. That's a recipe for disaster. Romo ran for his life all game long. He was sacked 6 times and pressured over 15 times. We had the 7th rushing offense in football. Yes Romo fumbles on the first possession. But again against the best pass rushing line in football vs one of the worst lines in football. But because the defense laid an egg we couldn't utilize our 7th rushing offense because The Vikings scored a td on their first 2 drives. Forcing Dallas to give up on the run early in the game. Romo had to throw 35 times against the best defense in football behind the 18th ranked offensive line. The next week the Vikings played the Saints who had the 4th ranked line in football. Guess how many sacks the Vikings had? 1 sack. Obviously the contrast was simple. One line was bad while the other line was elite.
Wasn’t that the game that one of the tackles injured an ankle and was completely ineffective but they really didn’t have any depth, maybe it was Doug Free that was playing hurt??
Legends and legacies are made or lost in the Playoffs... period, end of story. That's why Eli Manning is more legendary than Romo, and I don't think Eli was necessarily great or more talented than Romo. The legacy of Romo is violin playing Cowboys fans who constantly built excuses for him. I myself am a Cowboys fan, but analyzing his stats or metrics doesn't make him a legend.
@@Knocktfout did you read my comment? Bottom line, better or not, it doesn't matter because legends (especially at that position) must engineer some sort of playoff success, a run of some sort, getting a team somewhere beyond regular season success. Romo failed miserably in this. Eli beat a legendary GOAT QB and team, and took advantage of the talent on his team. That's why, when it comes to legendary QB's Eli will always rank higher than Regular Season Romo.
I have been a fan since birth in 1980. My first baby pic is in a cowboys danny white t-shirt. Tony Romo is my favorite player of all time. Criminally underrated! Literally broke his back carrying that team....
Romo was a GREAT quarterback, period. Tony was the sole reason the Cowboys remained relevant during his career. The majority of Romo haters have absolutely no idea how good he really was. Their big argument, "Well, he never won a Superbowl, he shouldn't be in the Hall of Fame." Well, neither should Marino, Fouts, Moon, Tarkenton, etc. And if that argument is true, then the Hall better start working on a Trent Dilfer bronze statue. I miss watching #9 play football, and I was honored to have him quarterbacking my team. Great video bro.
Oh but then when he was in the booth Everybody and there brother was Amazed he was calling the plays before they happened,you gotta have excellent memory, recognition and accuracy to be pro QB, Tony had it all!!
awesome vid. i thought i was the only romo supporter. parcells found a hidden gem. i honestly believe romo could have won superbowls if he was coached by parcells throughout his career.
@mrffbmanagerguy6322 absolutely, had Parcells remained head coach, Tony would have won a championship, maybe more than one. Wade Phillips and Jason Garrett were not head coaches. Good coordinators, not head coaches.
Romo is the white of this era of cowboys. Good qb team was not elite when they both were. Romo should have been allowed to play the year he got hurt and prescott took over. That was his best chance to win a super bowl. Romo lifted this franchise period. One of the best
that's why Dak's first years were so good.....that was a team designed for Romo to WIN. That Seatlle A-hole that ran into him KNEE FIRST really ruined our SUper Bowl year.....almost as much as that referee that said Dez didn't catch it.
@androlibre9661 and the team online was just coming into its own stretch if dominance,Daks Roy was with Tony seeing the field and calling plays in,there was a distinct dropoff second year if I recall,we know the rest...
Man I have been saying for years that Romowas much better than people gave him credit for. This is the GREATEST Romo info video I have ever seen. You did a GREAT job my man.
Remember in 2007 when romo & witten when on vacation during the playoff bi-week only to lose in the divional round, when rich gannon had the bi-week he stayed in oakland he went to 2 agc championship games & a suoerbowl
Tony Romo is the second-best undrafted NFL quarterback in league history. Throw in his Top Ten AY/A ranking his career record of 78-49 and his highlight film, he deserves consideration for the Hall of Fame...but probably won't get there
@@22steve5150 The Cowboys have only been around since 1960 and have more HoFers than teams that have been around for 100 years, every sports show on TV knows they have to talk about the Cowboys, Skip Bayless has built an entire career about doing nothing but talk about the Cowboys and Undisputed was the most biased show for one sports team in the history of sports media, so, give the Anti-Cowboys media bias a rest. I love the Cowboys but fans of the other 31 teams have a valid complaint about how little their teams are mentioned when having great years while a 2-9 Cowboys team dominates headlines. There's an Ex- Cowboy in multiple high level media positions on all major networks.
@ They TALK Cowboys all the time because there are tons of Cowboys fans, not because the sportswriters actually like them. They HATE them. And even with all their HoF players, they have tons of snubs. A team with 8 SB trips and 36 playoff trips and top 3 win percentage in the last 64 years is gong to have lots of HoF members regardless of media hate.
Another great STAT Show LC!! You are the master. At first, all I kept seeing was the flub as the place holder in Seattle. They showed that damn clip way too much. But then I started noticing how he would make game SAVING drives, dropping dimes right into our receivers' hands. Beating opponents with his incredible touch on the ball. Also, very apparent to me was his demeanor on the field. After a TD he would come off the field grinning like a kid. He was having fun out there! He had some great WR talent to throw to as well. Rocket, Dez, Williams, and the ever present Jason Witten. We just never seemed to have the complete enough package of a team to take it all the way. And we still don't. It's been a long drought. Anyway, great vid LC and keep 'em coming!!
When Romo was on his game he was a weapon that defenses didn't have an answer for. At those time he sort of reminded me of Roger Staubach. The bad thing about Romo was that he sometimes would force things. He would try and get everything in one play and that almost always plays right into the hands of a defense. That's usually when he got his interceptions. Many in the media in Dallas seemed to hate him and would always make him the scapegoat, like they did with Danny White. But when you examined big losses rarely were both Romo or White largely responsible.
He had to force things all the time. For the most part he didn’t have a o line until the last full season of his career. That last season he got so much protection that he would just sit back there and hit anyone open.
Seattle Playoff game 2006 Romo was 17/29 for 189 yrds and a 89.6 rating and THE fumble on the fg kick to potentially win the game.... 2007, Romo was dreadful down the stretch in December, took a Mexican vacation the week b4 the Giants Divisional rd game and was awful vs the Giants... 18/36 the game losing INT and a sorry 64.7 rating... 2008 again in December Romo was dreadful and a winner take all finale vs the Eagles, Romo was horrid, along with the whole team... Romo stunk up the field vs the Vikings in the 2009 Division rd loss in Minnesota.... 2012 winner take all vs the Redskins, Romo was dreadful all game, yet late in the game, down 3, with a chance to tie the game or win it, along with the NFC East, he threw his 3rd and worst INT of the night---- game over, season over..... Yeah, Romo was definitely Mr October 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for final shedding some light on Romo he was an underrated QB for sure I may just be saying that because he’s the only NFL player I knew for the longes time as a kid
If he would've had an elite defense in any of his starting years, he would've won it all. The disrespect is real. When they played Denver and Manning in 2013 - 513 yes passing and 5 touchdowns. Cowboys lost 51-48. The first thing out of sports Media's mouth was how Romo couldn't get it done. Was he supposed to line up on defense, too? You don't start 10 years in the league at the highest profile QB position without being good. Competitive. Numbers don't lie.
2009 Defense was #2 scoring D in the leauge... 2007 D was solid and had 5 Pro Bowl Players ---- Romo had about 3 yrs where the D was middle of the pack and a few where they were not good..... 2006 Colts were #23 D in yrds allowed and 21st in scoring ---- 2009 Saints were #20 scoring D and 25th in yrds allowed..... 2011 Giants 25th scoring D & a dismal 27th in yrds allowed... 2021 Rams were #15th in scoring & 17th N yrds allowed ..... so not every Super Bowl team had great defenses.... and Tom Brady, the last decade in New England had 3 lil WHITE guys from 5ft 8 to 5ft 10 as his primary WR's --- won a Super Bowl in 2016 without Gronk and his last 6 yrs in New England he had zero Pro Bowl O Lineman---- there was no one making excuses for Peyton, Drew, Eli, Stafford or Brady....
I will say this about Romo in his prime, especially 2014 season. If he would have had the talent on defense that Prescott has had, especially during the 12-5 runs. Romo would have at least made it to the NFC Championship game during one of those seasons. Romo had a good offense around him but never really had a top defense.In 2016, Daks first playoff game, Romo should have started that game. Dak wasn't ready, mentally, for that game.
You spoke no lies bro 🔥 I always imagined how good the Cowboys would have been if Romo had the same quality defense that Dak had over the past couple seasons
Thanks Bro! Outstanding video. I remember folks laughing at me. When Tony signed to the practice squad as an UDFA I said he will be the starter 1 day. You wouldn't believe the sh!t I caught😂. Not one of them ever said I was right. All they did was hate on or blame him for the Cowboys lack of success. Anathema!
I know a lot of fans will argue this because he didn’t win the big one, but having grown up watching Aikman and having watched replays of a lot of Staubach’s games, Tony Romo is the best quarterback Dallas has ever had. He made the Cowboys competitive every year he played with players like Patrick Crayton, Miles Austin, and Sam Hurd, while running the ball with Julius Jones, Marion Barber, and Felix Jones. They didn’t even start using Demarco Murray appropriately until 2014, under-utilizing him for most of his career in Dallas. All that coupled with Dallas’s subpar defenses and O-line play makes Tony’s value to the team and the NFL immeasurable, and seriously underrated. He should be in the HOF, but he probably never will be.
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craziest thing is that even if that kick was made in Seattle, they statistically had something like a 65 pct chance to lose because they would have given Seattle over 2 minutes and several time outs only needing to get in FG range and with a pro bowl kicker to retake the lead.
For an undrafted free agent to come in and put up the numbers he did is amazing.He is in many passing categories! I believe he will get in the H O F one day, probably the seniors committee! Was a very good quarterback 🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈
Theres a video everybody needs to watch titled " Best NFL's scrambler"... anybody who knows football will grin ear to ear.. watching how beautiful that video is....showing how good Romo really was.
Great video. May I add - at the time of his retirement he had the most comebacks and highest clutch QBR rating in the NFL AND still holds the all time NFL record for most consecutive road TD passes.
Romo is a legend, and nobody telling me differently it killed me when he let dak take over but it was the best decision for his health and life !!!!!! I say if dak had played the next 2 years I think he is in the superbowl
@@ronb7931 it was definitely the most complete team he ever had, O-line good, defense good RB good, wr good, TE legendary. It was a good team, sadly the injuries just caught up to him.
Watched every game of his career and I can't begin to count how many times he'd make a great drive and take the lead with a minute left and the defense would give up a field goal or TD to lose it. It's completely insane!
Thanks for such a great video. I've always thought Romo was a far better qb than anyone gave him credit for. It never failed to thoroughly tick me off when people tried to blame him for that loss against Manning and the Broncos. It wasn't Romo who allowed Denver to score 44 of those 51 points. That would be on the defense. Never hear any of the Romo haters even acknowledge that little minor detail. He was a great quarterback, a damn good passer and he carried those Cowboy teams to the playoffs. Not to mention the man was tough as nails. Don't know too many qbs who'd keep playing with broken ribs and a punctured lung. Romo did it against the 49ers in 2011. Don't know too many qbs who'd play through not one, but TWO fractured transverse processes in his back. Romo had it happen to him in a game against Washington in 2014 and finished the damned season. Got nothing but respect for the man.
Bro thank you for this, anytime a cowboys "fan" bad mouths Romo, I know to immediately disregard their football opinion, and the sad thing is, the same is happening to Dak now.
07 cowboys was the only team that had a legit chance of going the distance. That playoff game still hurts to this day. Romeo wasn’t in his prime like in 14 but still carried that team with a terrible defense
Boy was he fun to watch!!! The offense was exciting.. the defense was lacking for sure! I still believe that the organization blew it a few years! They had everything needed.. except luck and the reality of the ownership! Thanks for sharing this ❤
@thelogicalcowboy it seems like they expect too much out of their top paid players! I always hear them saying.. you gotta do more with less.. and the PIE Which is understandable.. but not something they should openly discuss with the media or the players. Instead.. listen to the players the coaches.. the fans.. and even the non fans.. and put together a championship team! Add quality free agents.. and by all means.. trade some of the talent prior to those hefty contracts for draft capital! I believe that the last one is the missing ingredient! They hang onto their guys far too long.. and their play no longer matches their contracts! But what do I know :)
Romo was hamstrung by front office that had to restructure contracts EVERY offseason. Jerry Jones to this day doesn't understand the value of role players and depth. Depth wins you championships homie. The Cowboys in the 90s could lose Aikman or Irvin or other big defensive names to injury and still be competitive. When Romo got hurt, that was the season. It tells you Romo was the reason we even sniffed the playoffs when we played. When the Patriots lost Brady in 2008, they still went 11-5. Drew Brees was knocked out of large chunks of seasons and his team was still competitive. Even then, Brees and Rodgers only have one ring. It's not like they have a plethora of years dominating the league like Aikman did. Shit the last Super Bowl Manning played in, the Broncos won it IN SPITE of how terrible he played in that game. The Broncos defense won that game. You're stuck on stupid if you think Romo couldn't win a ring with those other teams.
I LOVED this video. As a lifetime Cowboys fan (turn 31 in May) this video is literally EVERYTHING I’ve argued about Romo for his whole career. Do another video on Dak Prescott’s career so far #CowboysNation ✍🏾✍🏾✍🏾💯
Mannnnnnn This Video Makes me So Proud!!!! So glad to have witnessed Romo's Career!!! He's my favorite Dallas Cowboys QB PERIOD!!!! Beyond UNDERATED! I Could NEVER UNDERSTAND How People Could say Tony Was TRASH EVER‼️ He's Always GettinG Disrespected! And its Ludacris honestly! Sad that the Hate for the Cowboys had them BLIND!!! ROMO who i gave the Name #Dat9DatGoBang Was the COWBOYS PERIOD! 🤷🏿♂️ Without him we were NOTHING! Thats Right We 😂😂😂 DC4L Die HARD Here! Romo Was Ah Baller!!! Miss him on da field! 😔 But Seriously This Video is SUPERB‼️‼️‼️ So OFFICIAL The NFL HOF Committee Needs to SEE THIS VIDEO!!! #SERIOUSLY this video definitely shut down all of the narratives that you mentioned!!! GREAT JOB‼️‼️‼️💯🔥💪🏿
Romo was great and loved watching him! If you try to get in a debate with someone who thinks he was not. Walk away, they have no understanding of the concept of what he did. He was great!
Roms interceptions cost him to lose major games when he got interceptions cost him TDs at the wrong time in games thats why he is at the bottom it not about the less ints its the timing at the clutch time in games is when he got ints
As a Cowboy fan, I never blamed their misfortunes on Romo like other Cowboys fans. He was fantastic for what he had. During his time with the Cowboys they had a horrible defense, their offensive line was not that great and they had no running game but for 1 season. Romo really carried the team.
No, just because you couldn’t survive in the 90s without at least 3 QBs on the roster. Now most teams only carry two because QBs are protected. Aikman wasn’t “brittle” at all. He took shots Romo never did or could.
Romo literally broke his back carrying the Cowboys. No only was he a undrafted FA from a div II school all the quarter backs you compared him to were 2nd round picks or higher expect for Brady and Hasselbeck.
Being a Redskins fan I had t-shirts that clowned Romo and so many ways there were so many memes about him Tony Romo had balls he ran for his life and he never stopped trying and he never quit he might have got knocked out but he never quit
GREAT as usual Logical! Real Cowboy fans know who Romo is, now we have the evidence to back up our claim thanks to you. In a nutshell Romo was a WARRIOR and I agree should be a Hall of Famer. Keep up the outstanding work my friend.
Great video, I've been arguing these facts for yrs. He had the offensive never had the defense to keep leads. That's why they never went further in the playoffs
When Sean Payton left Dallas to take the head coaching job in New Orleans, he tried to take Romo with him. Bill Parcells said no, he stays with me in Dallas. BP has stated that he knew Tony would be the starting QB and leader of the Cowboys in due time.
Romo is one of my favorite athletes ever! I firmly believe that Romo had HOF level talent! Unfortunately, his career was saddled with injuries and mediocre teams around him. You'll also never convince me that Romo shouldn't have gotten his job back from a rookie Dak once he was healthy.
I truly believe that Romo's hot reads from the commentary booth were to show everyone that he knows football and he wasn't the reason the Cowboys didn't win a championship.
Thank you for bringing this video. Romo was very underrated. He didn't get respect because they never got very far in playoffs. Problem with that, they had a horrible defense most of his years. People might think he caused them to lose. Reality is, he's the reason they had a chance everytime he played. O-line wasn't great Who was the best o-lineman he played with for more than one or two seasons? Who was the best RB he ever played with? No defense he ever had rated better than 16th in league. Most of the time, they were horrible. Had some good individual players like D Ware, but overall they stunk. If you dont understand that he was the difference maker, look at the team when he was out! Offense stunk! He had numbers comparable to the best of his era every season. Too bad they couldn't surround him with more talent and wasted his career. Shame!
Problem is Romo didn’t win when it was time. Just like Dak. The boys need a first round pick who has the talent to make up for the mismanagement of the front office and Jerry Jones.
The thing with Romo is you almost always never felt you were out of the game. He was always a comeback danger. Fast Forward: With Dak you enter most every game expecting a loss.
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We Didn't Realize How Good we had It with Tony Romo!!!
I would love to see you take this stuff to Stephen A. And shove it down that Prince throat. Let him fight with the facts on his own stupidity
Tony is easily the most underrated elite QB of his era - and frankly any era. He was an offensive machine. He was like the Allen Iverson of football. If he had a decent team he would have been a multiple SB winning QB.
Indeed, the way he had the opposition marveling at the end of the game win or lose, Tony Romo was very special. His love for the game was second to none.
He was a great QB, one that I wished we never had to face twice. I agree with that narrative, he could have won a few SB's with a better team. (Coming from a Giants fan)
A decent team?? 🤣🤣🤣 He played on loaded, talented teams most of his career... his 2006 team had 2 Pro Bowl O Lineman... HOF TE, a 1000 yrd RB, another RB who had 14 rushing TD's... Two 1000+ yrds recievers ..... the 2007 team had 11 Pro Bowl players, 3 Pro Bowl O Lineman, 3 HOF'ers on the team.... 2006 & 2007 from December on had a 4-7 combined record--- 0-2 Playoffs and some dreadful games including the 2007 game at home vs Eagles 13/36, 0 TD's & 3 INT's with a miserable 22 qb rating🤤😳 ----- 2009 team had 9 Pro Bowl players and once again Romo was horrible in the playoff loss to Minnesota---- By 2010 Romo was brittle and injury prone... 2 straight choke jobs in a winner take all, final game of the season game for the Division title--- the 2012 game vs Redskins for the NFC East 20/37 with 3 INT's and a 55.9 rating 🤦♂️🤦♂️ ....2013 he couldn't make it to the final game .... 2014 the Cowboys had 7 Pro Bowl players on offense ALONE!!! 4 1st Team All Pro's on offense including Demarco Murray and his Cowboys all time single season 1845 yrds rushing... 2 HOF O Lineman, HOF TE and while Romo stats were good that game vs Packers Playoff game , he could only put 21 pts on a very average Packers Defense that game and 7 pts in the 2nd half.... and by 2015 Romo was so brittle he couldn't take a decent hit without breaking something...... but do go on about how he had no 'decent' teams 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@ TLDR
@@GameDog-ql6pv To your point... Romo had exactly one year without a 1,000 yard rusher.
Tony Romo ?!?!?
Hell, he should be called TONY ATLAS because he F'n carried this team since day 1.
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That's hilarious 😂
Carried the team? Wait a second he always had solid wideouts and Rbs and te. His defence were always top 10 with Demarcus ware. Don’t repeat that comment
@@nicholass7563 defense was always top 10? They were top 10 only twice during that time and the rest of the time they weren't even close.
I have missed Romo since he left. I have long argued that he was extremely under-rated, and carried the Cowboys for years.
Bro you ain’t lying I wish he would’ve gotten one season where he was really 100% healed because the only year dak did good was when Tony was in his head set walking him through the plays
@@mikedubb8732 uhh.. no... Tony was hacking his lungs out in the broadcast booth while John Kitna was talking Dak within 6 yards of Romo's best season ever.
This is so well done. Romo never gets the respect he deserved. Unpopular opinion but always thought he should’ve gotten his job back when healthy again in 2016.
@billboronkay
I did too. No nock on Dak. To me, Dak is another underrated quarterback. But he wasn't ready to lead us to the super bowl. Especially not in his rookie season. I believe that no quarterback has ever won a Super Bowl in their rookie season. Just a bad move by the front office.
@@thelogicalcowboy Understand the resistance to mess with something when the team was on a roll, but how much more lethal would Romo have been with 2016 Zeke? Similar to 2014 team but with a better defense.
Not an unpopular opinion because most fans agree with you. But the team didn't want to hurt poor little Dak's feelings? if Romo would have taken over when he go back the Cowboys probably win the SB. And Dak has proved without a doubt he was the WRONG CHOICE TO LEAD THE COWBOYS.
@@davidroman1654 yeah Romo had all those playoff victories under his belt.
If Romo takes over in 16 he would have done what he always did and that was choke.
Facts. Dak prove he isn't clutch. Dak lean on that young o line and Zeke. Romo only played two full seasons with that young o line.
Good one TLC. Romo is the reason they were .500 or better. Without him they are way less than that. Romo was treated like Danny White. Both great QB's and no respect.
Facts! Appreciate you bro!
Romo wasnt shit for 90% of his career.
@@markfrederick4919That's a mean take brah. One thing was for certain he had talent around him from 2006-2014.
Without Romo, we’d have been 2-14 most of those years.
Because he didn’t win in the playoffs
Without Romo those 8-8 and 9-7 seasons would have been 1-15. Romo wouldn't spend time with reporters and the media still hasn't forgave him.
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Facts. Appreciate you bro!
he made patrick crayton, miles austin , laurent robinson look like all pro players
Yep, statistically some of those teams were worse than the 0-16 browns and 0-16 lions in every way but qb. Romo was one of if not the greatest escape artist of all time, and had one of the quickest releases in nfl history yet he still got sacked 4-6 times on average a playoff game.
Romo was far better than Dak Prescott.
@@mrffbmanagerguy6322 He did what he could with Jesse Holley. Nobody knows who these ppl are now.
Statistically speaking, hes one of the best that ever played the game.
and that's why he's known as Captain Stats, not Captain America.
Romo has the best highlight reel in NFL quarterback history.
I'm crying like T.O that's my quarterback 😂
Holy shit, thank you for this, i cant believe it, but i actually loved Romo, he deserved a SB, PLAYED TOUGH AS HELL TOO
All you have to know is that Bill Parcells thought highly of Romo and for good reason: Romo retired with the fourth-highest quarterback rating in NFL history, one-tenth of a point below Tom Brady.. His 248 touchdown passes rank 21st all time, just below Dan Fouts and Drew Bledsoe, the man he replaced in Dallas. He threw for more yards (34,183) than Steve Young or Troy Aikman did in their careers. The only thing that Romo didn't have were the teams of Fouts, Brady, Yong, and Aikman.
@andredarin8966
Parcells had great respect for Romo. Appreciate you bro. Good post.
Brady shouldn't be compared tho😮. Brady was clutch personified and did more with less talent on offense.
@@mosschannel true. But Brady rarely played from behind and he always had a top 10 defense, and frequently top 5.
For a guy that wasn't even drafted, he's amazing.
I got in a rather heated argument in the 2009 playoff game versus Minnesota (lost 34-3) - he was railing on Romo somewhat fierce, and I'm wondering how the hell anybody could be effective when he had less than two seconds to get the pass off.
The true microcosm, however, was that 51-48 loss to Peyton Manning's Broncos - Romo had him beat statistically, but he throws one interception (resulting from tripping over a lineman's foot) and he gets blamed for the loss.
That's a great point! I was thinking about putting that in the video. Appreciate you bro!
Because he still played badly in that Minnesota game. He fumbled twice. The O-Line wasn't an issue all season and featured three Pro Bowlers but in this game, the offense completely sputtered and the defense, which was Top 5 in the league, got hit hard. I think too many Cowboy fans exhaust themselves in trying to defend Romo from criticism that they just can't admit he didn't play good.
The Broncos/Cowboys game is a microcosm of Romo's career. Great performance and throws a stupid pick that costs them the game. I don't care that he tripped over his lineman's foot and I don't care about his performance prior to that.......any top tier QB throws that pick at that point in the game is getting and should get blamed. Many lesser QBs have gotten crapped on for much less.
@@crater044
You completly crossed over the points you made in your own argument. Dallas was 18th in sacks allowed going up against a Vikings defense that lead the league in sacks who was also 6th in forced fumbles with the best edge rusher in football. That's a recipe for disaster.
Romo ran for his life all game long. He was sacked 6 times and pressured over 15 times.
We had the 7th rushing offense in football. Yes Romo fumbles on the first possession. But again against the best pass rushing line in football vs one of the worst lines in football. But because the defense laid an egg we couldn't utilize our 7th rushing offense because The Vikings scored a td on their first 2 drives. Forcing Dallas to give up on the run early in the game. Romo had to throw 35 times against the best defense in football behind the 18th ranked offensive line.
The next week the Vikings played the Saints who had the 4th ranked line in football. Guess how many sacks the Vikings had? 1 sack. Obviously the contrast was simple. One line was bad while the other line was elite.
@@crater044those viking d lineman looked all world that game,I remember being crushed
Wasn’t that the game that one of the tackles injured an ankle and was completely ineffective but they really didn’t have any depth, maybe it was Doug Free that was playing hurt??
Been saying this for years. Romo is a legend and deserves to be in the HOF!
@Knocktfout
Completely agree.
Nope.. a HOF doesn't go to Cabo
Legends and legacies are made or lost in the Playoffs... period, end of story. That's why Eli Manning is more legendary than Romo, and I don't think Eli was necessarily great or more talented than Romo. The legacy of Romo is violin playing Cowboys fans who constantly built excuses for him. I myself am a Cowboys fan, but analyzing his stats or metrics doesn't make him a legend.
@@OvercomeComeOver Eli simply was not a better QB than Romo.
@@Knocktfout did you read my comment? Bottom line, better or not, it doesn't matter because legends (especially at that position) must engineer some sort of playoff success, a run of some sort, getting a team somewhere beyond regular season success. Romo failed miserably in this. Eli beat a legendary GOAT QB and team, and took advantage of the talent on his team. That's why, when it comes to legendary QB's Eli will always rank higher than Regular Season Romo.
You're wrong on one thing Tony carried the Cowboys on his back for 10 yrs until his back literally gave out
@@ripgt8663
I stand corrected lol
I have been a fan since birth in 1980. My first baby pic is in a cowboys danny white t-shirt. Tony Romo is my favorite player of all time. Criminally underrated! Literally broke his back carrying that team....
Romo was a GREAT quarterback, period. Tony was the sole reason the Cowboys remained relevant during his career. The majority of Romo haters have absolutely no idea how good he really was. Their big argument, "Well, he never won a Superbowl, he shouldn't be in the Hall of Fame." Well, neither should Marino, Fouts, Moon, Tarkenton, etc. And if that argument is true, then the Hall better start working on a Trent Dilfer bronze statue. I miss watching #9 play football, and I was honored to have him quarterbacking my team. Great video bro.
@@57clc
Appreciate you brother!
@@57clc
Great post!
Oh but then when he was in the booth Everybody and there brother was Amazed he was calling the plays before they happened,you gotta have excellent memory, recognition and accuracy to be pro QB, Tony had it all!!
awesome vid. i thought i was the only romo supporter. parcells found a hidden gem. i honestly believe romo could have won superbowls if he was coached by parcells throughout his career.
@mrffbmanagerguy6322 absolutely, had Parcells remained head coach, Tony would have won a championship, maybe more than one. Wade Phillips and Jason Garrett were not head coaches. Good coordinators, not head coaches.
Romo is the white of this era of cowboys. Good qb team was not elite when they both were. Romo should have been allowed to play the year he got hurt and prescott took over. That was his best chance to win a super bowl. Romo lifted this franchise period. One of the best
@@paulwidener5691
He sure did. Appreciate you bro!
@@thelogicalcowboy appreciate you and what you do it’s the best.
Damn right he was should be 1st ballot HOF,but you already know the media and ex player bias Against the Cowboys!!
that's why Dak's first years were so good.....that was a team designed for Romo to WIN. That Seatlle A-hole that ran into him KNEE FIRST really ruined our SUper Bowl year.....almost as much as that referee that said Dez didn't catch it.
@androlibre9661 and the team online was just coming into its own stretch if dominance,Daks Roy was with Tony seeing the field and calling plays in,there was a distinct dropoff second year if I recall,we know the rest...
Man I have been saying for years that Romowas much better than people gave him credit for. This is the GREATEST Romo info video I have ever seen. You did a GREAT job my man.
Romo was an amazing QB to watch. He could make magic happen!
Nailed it.....again. The numbers you pull is awesome. Thanks for your hard work and excellent videos!
Thanks for watching!
I definitely agree! Tony always gave our Cowboys a chance to WIN- or pull it out at the end!
the problem is, he always gave the other team the chance to win, too....
Remember in 2007 when romo & witten when on vacation during the playoff bi-week only to lose in the divional round, when rich gannon had the bi-week he stayed in oakland he went to 2 agc championship games & a suoerbowl
I am a Romo apologist and I have been for years. He always got heat for the whole team even when he played lights out.
Romo carried those Dallas teams back in the day.
@@john_trimble78
He sure did.
Romo suffered from Jerry Jones roasters
Tony Romo is the second-best undrafted NFL quarterback in league history. Throw in his Top Ten AY/A ranking his career record of 78-49 and his highlight film, he deserves consideration for the Hall of Fame...but probably won't get there
His ANYA is remarkable. That alone should put him in the Hall of Fame conversation. Sadly he might not get in. Appreciate you bro.
I think if he does make it, his broadcasting work will put him over the top because most don't realize how good he was.
@@thelogicalcowboy he will never even be a finalist unfortunately. Anti Cowboys bias, media has had it out for him from the start.
@@22steve5150
The Cowboys have only been around since 1960 and have more HoFers than teams that have been around for 100 years, every sports show on TV knows they have to talk about the Cowboys, Skip Bayless has built an entire career about doing nothing but talk about the Cowboys and Undisputed was the most biased show for one sports team in the history of sports media, so, give the Anti-Cowboys media bias a rest. I love the Cowboys but fans of the other 31 teams have a valid complaint about how little their teams are mentioned when having great years while a 2-9 Cowboys team dominates headlines.
There's an Ex- Cowboy in multiple high level media positions on all major networks.
@ They TALK Cowboys all the time because there are tons of Cowboys fans, not because the sportswriters actually like them. They HATE them. And even with all their HoF players, they have tons of snubs. A team with 8 SB trips and 36 playoff trips and top 3 win percentage in the last 64 years is gong to have lots of HoF members regardless of media hate.
Bro this was brilliant!
@@Jackson-kq4ro
Appreciate you
Facts !
Indeed he is. I will dread the day he goes commercial.
And Romo did all that ducking and dodging would be tacklers. Often escaping like Houdini.
Romo was a very, very, very good backup quarterback period... nothing more, nothing less...
Another great STAT Show LC!! You are the master. At first, all I kept seeing was the flub as the place holder in Seattle. They showed that damn clip way too much. But then I started noticing how he would make game SAVING drives, dropping dimes right into our receivers' hands. Beating opponents with his incredible touch on the ball. Also, very apparent to me was his demeanor on the field. After a TD he would come off the field grinning like a kid. He was having fun out there! He had some great WR talent to throw to as well. Rocket, Dez, Williams, and the ever present Jason Witten. We just never seemed to have the complete enough package of a team to take it all the way. And we still don't. It's been a long drought. Anyway, great vid LC and keep 'em coming!!
@@robzilla60
Great post bro!
Send this to Bobby on the 105.3 morning show!!
When Romo was on his game he was a weapon that defenses didn't have an answer for. At those time he sort of reminded me of Roger Staubach. The bad thing about Romo was that he sometimes would force things. He would try and get everything in one play and that almost always plays right into the hands of a defense. That's usually when he got his interceptions. Many in the media in Dallas seemed to hate him and would always make him the scapegoat, like they did with Danny White. But when you examined big losses rarely were both Romo or White largely responsible.
@@komradkolonel
I agree! Appreciate you bro
He had to force things all the time. For the most part he didn’t have a o line until the last full season of his career. That last season he got so much protection that he would just sit back there and hit anyone open.
I absolutely loved romos aggressiveness even though sometimes it got him. That’s what all great quarterbacks have
Seattle Playoff game 2006 Romo was 17/29 for 189 yrds and a 89.6 rating and THE fumble on the fg kick to potentially win the game.... 2007, Romo was dreadful down the stretch in December, took a Mexican vacation the week b4 the Giants Divisional rd game and was awful vs the Giants... 18/36 the game losing INT and a sorry 64.7 rating... 2008 again in December Romo was dreadful and a winner take all finale vs the Eagles, Romo was horrid, along with the whole team... Romo stunk up the field vs the Vikings in the 2009 Division rd loss in Minnesota.... 2012 winner take all vs the Redskins, Romo was dreadful all game, yet late in the game, down 3, with a chance to tie the game or win it, along with the NFC East, he threw his 3rd and worst INT of the night---- game over, season over..... Yeah, Romo was definitely Mr October 🤣🤣🤣
Love Romo he gave us Cowboys fans someone to root for and gave us hope ❤
Thank you for final shedding some light on Romo he was an underrated QB for sure I may just be saying that because he’s the only NFL player I knew for the longes time as a kid
If he would've had an elite defense in any of his starting years, he would've won it all.
The disrespect is real. When they played Denver and Manning in 2013 - 513 yes passing and 5 touchdowns. Cowboys lost 51-48. The first thing out of sports Media's mouth was how Romo couldn't get it done. Was he supposed to line up on defense, too?
You don't start 10 years in the league at the highest profile QB position without being good. Competitive.
Numbers don't lie.
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If I remember it right after that 51-48 loss Roger Staubach made the comment that if his defense would have given up 51 points he would have lost.
He had a good Defense one year, and they went 13-3.
2009 Defense was #2 scoring D in the leauge... 2007 D was solid and had 5 Pro Bowl Players ---- Romo had about 3 yrs where the D was middle of the pack and a few where they were not good..... 2006 Colts were #23 D in yrds allowed and 21st in scoring ---- 2009 Saints were #20 scoring D and 25th in yrds allowed..... 2011 Giants 25th scoring D & a dismal 27th in yrds allowed... 2021 Rams were #15th in scoring & 17th N yrds allowed ..... so not every Super Bowl team had great defenses.... and Tom Brady, the last decade in New England had 3 lil WHITE guys from 5ft 8 to 5ft 10 as his primary WR's --- won a Super Bowl in 2016 without Gronk and his last 6 yrs in New England he had zero Pro Bowl O Lineman---- there was no one making excuses for Peyton, Drew, Eli, Stafford or Brady....
He brought excitement back to the team ... for an undrafted nobody he was a good solid quarterback ... idk why people hated him ...
I will say this about Romo in his prime, especially 2014 season. If he would have had the talent on defense that Prescott has had, especially during the 12-5 runs. Romo would have at least made it to the NFC Championship game during one of those seasons. Romo had a good offense around him but never really had a top defense.In 2016, Daks first playoff game, Romo should have started that game. Dak wasn't ready, mentally, for that game.
You spoke no lies bro 🔥 I always imagined how good the Cowboys would have been if Romo had the same quality defense that Dak had over the past couple seasons
He was one of the Greatest to ever do it.
Thanks Bro! Outstanding video. I remember folks laughing at me. When Tony signed to the practice squad as an UDFA I said he will be the starter 1 day. You wouldn't believe the sh!t I caught😂. Not one of them ever said I was right. All they did was hate on or blame him for the Cowboys lack of success. Anathema!
I know a lot of fans will argue this because he didn’t win the big one, but having grown up watching Aikman and having watched replays of a lot of Staubach’s games, Tony Romo is the best quarterback Dallas has ever had. He made the Cowboys competitive every year he played with players like Patrick Crayton, Miles Austin, and Sam Hurd, while running the ball with Julius Jones, Marion Barber, and Felix Jones. They didn’t even start using Demarco Murray appropriately until 2014, under-utilizing him for most of his career in Dallas.
All that coupled with Dallas’s subpar defenses and O-line play makes Tony’s value to the team and the NFL immeasurable, and seriously underrated.
He should be in the HOF, but he probably never will be.
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craziest thing is that even if that kick was made in Seattle, they statistically had something like a 65 pct chance to lose because they would have given Seattle over 2 minutes and several time outs only needing to get in FG range and with a pro bowl kicker to retake the lead.
@@22steve5150 good point.
My favorite Dallas cowboy of all time.
For an undrafted free agent to come in and put up the numbers he did is amazing.He is in many passing categories! I believe he will get in the H O F one day, probably the seniors committee! Was a very good quarterback 🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈
I've always been a Romo fan, I think he was one of the all time great QBs in Dallas , he definitely should be in the Hall of Fame.
That reverse pivot, spin-out to the left to avoid the sack was made famous by Romo. EVERY QB does it now. D4K be killing that spin too 💯💯💯
Theres a video everybody needs to watch titled " Best NFL's scrambler"... anybody who knows football will grin ear to ear.. watching how beautiful that video is....showing how good Romo really was.
Another fantastic and informative video. I never knew this much about Tony. It has changed my opinion of him. Your research is outstanding.
@@Hunter-vl6ft
Appreciate you bro!
My man put us on his back forever my QB 🙏
Great video. May I add - at the time of his retirement he had the most comebacks and highest clutch QBR rating in the NFL AND still holds the all time NFL record for most consecutive road TD passes.
Great video. All points I (except the ANY/A...never heard of it) have brought up to folks since 2017. You did a fantastic job. Kudos.
Romo is a legend, and nobody telling me differently it killed me when he let dak take over but it was the best decision for his health and life !!!!!! I say if dak had played the next 2 years I think he is in the superbowl
I agree 100% Tony Romo was a great QB. I think had he not gotten hurt his last year he would have made a SB run in 2016.
I’ve always thought that year was his best chance…
@@ronb7931 it was definitely the most complete team he ever had, O-line good, defense good RB good, wr good, TE legendary. It was a good team, sadly the injuries just caught up to him.
Tony is my favorite cowboys QB of all time!!
Watched every game of his career and I can't begin to count how many times he'd make a great drive and take the lead with a minute left and the defense would give up a field goal or TD to lose it. It's completely insane!
most underrated QB ever.. and i haven't heard the vid yet
Work of art thank u Romo a goat with no ring that’s all
Thanks for such a great video. I've always thought Romo was a far better qb than anyone gave him credit for. It never failed to thoroughly tick me off when people tried to blame him for that loss against Manning and the Broncos. It wasn't Romo who allowed Denver to score 44 of those 51 points. That would be on the defense. Never hear any of the Romo haters even acknowledge that little minor detail. He was a great quarterback, a damn good passer and he carried those Cowboy teams to the playoffs.
Not to mention the man was tough as nails. Don't know too many qbs who'd keep playing with broken ribs and a punctured lung. Romo did it against the 49ers in 2011. Don't know too many qbs who'd play through not one, but TWO fractured transverse processes in his back. Romo had it happen to him in a game against Washington in 2014 and finished the damned season.
Got nothing but respect for the man.
Bro thank you for this, anytime a cowboys "fan" bad mouths Romo, I know to immediately disregard their football opinion, and the sad thing is, the same is happening to Dak now.
He was a great quarterback 👍🏻
07 cowboys was the only team that had a legit chance of going the distance. That playoff game still hurts to this day. Romeo wasn’t in his prime like in 14 but still carried that team with a terrible defense
I always liked Romo. Good player and good dude.
I wish we had him now. I always loved his play.
I was living in DFW throughout his career. He was the REAL Deal.
Boy was he fun to watch!!!
The offense was exciting.. the defense was lacking for sure!
I still believe that the organization blew it a few years! They had everything needed.. except luck and the reality of the ownership!
Thanks for sharing this ❤
@@blackie1of4
Jerry Jones said it himself. He didn't build the right team for Romo.
@thelogicalcowboy it seems like they expect too much out of their top paid players!
I always hear them saying.. you gotta do more with less.. and the PIE
Which is understandable.. but not something they should openly discuss with the media or the players. Instead.. listen to the players the coaches.. the fans.. and even the non fans.. and put together a championship team!
Add quality free agents.. and by all means.. trade some of the talent prior to those hefty contracts for draft capital!
I believe that the last one is the missing ingredient! They hang onto their guys far too long.. and their play no longer matches their contracts! But what do I know :)
Before even watching the video, as a Giants fan, he was really good. Jerry did so little to help him out and win a few SBs.
Nice video. Yeah Romo was definitely underrated.
@@dman486
Thanks for watching brother
No matter how bad the defense was, Romo always gave them a chance for the W.
Romo was hamstrung by front office that had to restructure contracts EVERY offseason. Jerry Jones to this day doesn't understand the value of role players and depth. Depth wins you championships homie. The Cowboys in the 90s could lose Aikman or Irvin or other big defensive names to injury and still be competitive. When Romo got hurt, that was the season. It tells you Romo was the reason we even sniffed the playoffs when we played. When the Patriots lost Brady in 2008, they still went 11-5. Drew Brees was knocked out of large chunks of seasons and his team was still competitive. Even then, Brees and Rodgers only have one ring. It's not like they have a plethora of years dominating the league like Aikman did. Shit the last Super Bowl Manning played in, the Broncos won it IN SPITE of how terrible he played in that game. The Broncos defense won that game. You're stuck on stupid if you think Romo couldn't win a ring with those other teams.
I LOVED this video. As a lifetime Cowboys fan (turn 31 in May) this video is literally EVERYTHING I’ve argued about Romo for his whole career.
Do another video on Dak Prescott’s career so far #CowboysNation ✍🏾✍🏾✍🏾💯
@@jayyohh56
Dak is another underrated quarterback. That's a good idea.
Mannnnnnn This Video Makes me So Proud!!!! So glad to have witnessed Romo's Career!!! He's my favorite Dallas Cowboys QB PERIOD!!!! Beyond UNDERATED! I Could NEVER UNDERSTAND How People Could say Tony Was TRASH EVER‼️ He's Always GettinG Disrespected! And its Ludacris honestly! Sad that the Hate for the Cowboys had them BLIND!!! ROMO who i gave the Name #Dat9DatGoBang Was the COWBOYS PERIOD! 🤷🏿♂️ Without him we were NOTHING! Thats Right We 😂😂😂 DC4L Die HARD Here! Romo Was Ah Baller!!! Miss him on da field! 😔 But Seriously This Video is SUPERB‼️‼️‼️ So OFFICIAL The NFL HOF Committee Needs to SEE THIS VIDEO!!! #SERIOUSLY this video definitely shut down all of the narratives that you mentioned!!! GREAT JOB‼️‼️‼️💯🔥💪🏿
@Capital804G
Appreciate you bro! Good post!
You are the man LC!
@@jasonprice4219
Appreciate you brother
Romo was great and loved watching him! If you try to get in a debate with someone who thinks he was not. Walk away, they have no understanding of the concept of what he did. He was great!
Great research and presentation!
Roms interceptions cost him to lose major games when he got interceptions cost him TDs at the wrong time in games thats why he is at the bottom it not about the less ints its the timing at the clutch time in games is when he got ints
As a Cowboy fan, I never blamed their misfortunes on Romo like other Cowboys fans. He was fantastic for what he had. During his time with the Cowboys they had a horrible defense, their offensive line was not that great and they had no running game but for 1 season. Romo really carried the team.
Jason Garrett has a ring. Rodney Pete has a ring. Bernie Kosar has a ring because Jimmy Johnson knew Aikman was brittle.
No, just because you couldn’t survive in the 90s without at least 3 QBs on the roster. Now most teams only carry two because QBs are protected. Aikman wasn’t “brittle” at all. He took shots Romo never did or could.
@ Give me any, NFL team that had that depth at QB?
Romo literally broke his back carrying the Cowboys. No only was he a undrafted FA from a div II school all the quarter backs you compared him to were 2nd round picks or higher expect for Brady and Hasselbeck.
I still remember Romo making JJ Watts look like a fool with his slick moves to get out of pocket and get a touchdown.
Being a Redskins fan I had t-shirts that clowned Romo and so many ways there were so many memes about him
Tony Romo had balls he ran for his life and he never stopped trying and he never quit he might have got knocked out but he never quit
He was a offensive mastermind. He knew you didnt need a 1st round running back. You could win with lance dunbar and joe randle
@@Wetcamerainc
Yep. A highly intelligent football iq.
GREAT as usual Logical! Real Cowboy fans know who Romo is, now we have the evidence to back up our claim thanks to you. In a nutshell Romo was a WARRIOR and I agree should be a Hall of Famer. Keep up the outstanding work my friend.
@@_DB.COOPER
Appreciate you bro!
Finally a great video to defend Tony’s career.
Great video, I've been arguing these facts for yrs. He had the offensive never had the defense to keep leads. That's why they never went further in the playoffs
Romo is wildly underrated.
When Sean Payton left Dallas to take the head coaching job in New Orleans, he tried to take Romo with him. Bill Parcells said no, he stays with me in Dallas. BP has stated that he knew Tony would be the starting QB and leader of the Cowboys in due time.
Romo cowboys where so much fun to watch. I wish he would have came back on daks rookie year.
Romo is one of my favorite athletes ever! I firmly believe that Romo had HOF level talent! Unfortunately, his career was saddled with injuries and mediocre teams around him. You'll also never convince me that Romo shouldn't have gotten his job back from a rookie Dak once he was healthy.
I truly believe that Romo's hot reads from the commentary booth were to show everyone that he knows football and he wasn't the reason the Cowboys didn't win a championship.
Thank you for bringing this video. Romo was very underrated. He didn't get respect because they never got very far in playoffs. Problem with that, they had a horrible defense most of his years.
People might think he caused them to lose. Reality is, he's the reason they had a chance everytime he played. O-line wasn't great
Who was the best o-lineman he played with for more than one or two seasons?
Who was the best RB he ever played with?
No defense he ever had rated better than 16th in league. Most of the time, they were horrible. Had some good individual players like D Ware, but overall they stunk.
If you dont understand that he was the difference maker, look at the team when he was out! Offense stunk!
He had numbers comparable to the best of his era every season. Too bad they couldn't surround him with more talent and wasted his career. Shame!
I had Romo in my fantasy team, one year and I won that year . I can’t complain lol
I needed a good laugh 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 thanks 😉
@@angelvalle9963
That's what im here for!
Sounds like he was the uncrowned king.
My most favorite former Cowboys player, ever!!!
Problem is Romo didn’t win when it was time. Just like Dak. The boys need a first round pick who has the talent to make up for the mismanagement of the front office and Jerry Jones.
You make great videos!
@@markkithas5377
Thanks for watching brother
Let's not forget who his head coach was for most of his career. Garrett was the posterboy of mediocrity.
The thing with Romo is you almost always never felt you were out of the game. He was always a comeback danger.
Fast Forward: With Dak you enter most every game expecting a loss.