Needs some talking to by a veteran QB to get over what happened at the end of last season - maybe by Aikman or another good QB from Dallas's history. Mentally he seems effected by it.
Needs some talking to by a veteran QB to get over what happened at the end of last season - maybe by Aikman or another good QB from Dallas's history. Mentally he seems effected by it.mrgab
i think he will be fine and that he will bounce back from it.
[QUOTE="mrgab"]Needs some talking to by a veteran QB to get over what happened at the end of last season - maybe by Aikman or another good QB from Dallas's history. Mentally he seems effected by it.pimp_in_08
i think he will be fine and that he will bounce back from it.
He didn’t look affected by it yesterday. And I don’t see Peyton Manning or Brady or pretty much any starting QB working double duty as a kick holder. For years Dallas has used the punter as the kick holder until the washed up Parcels came to town. More proof that the game has clearly passed him by. He should have retired last year. Now he rides off into the sunset headed to that ESPN nursing home. Thanks for nothing Bill!
He didn’t look affected by it yesterday. And I don’t see Peyton Manning or Brady or pretty much any starting QB working double duty as a kick holder. For years Dallas has used the punter as the kick holder until the washed up Parcels came to town. More proof that the game has clearly passed him by. He should have retired last year. Now he rides off into the sunset headed to that ESPN nursing home. Thanks for nothing Bill!nilemonitor
I think most other coaches have it wrong. I think they should use the third string quarterback--second string if there's no third--as a holder because it gives you options. Nobody's going to worry about a punter running a play. But if there's even a hint that something else may be coming, that will give opposing defenses something to think about. Or--though it didn't work this time--if something goes wrong, who do you think has a better chance of coming up with something for the play, the punter or a quarterback, even if he's third string?
Either one would have been okay with me, their both young and should have bright futures. The dallas cowboys might as well turn roy wiliams into a linebacker in that 3-4 scheme because he has major problems with his coverage assignments
Hopefully he will recover, he looked good in the pro bowl. Plus he won one of the skills challenge over Drew Brees and Carson Palmer....doenst mean anything but he didnt look shaken up while doing that.
Hopefully he will recover, he looked good in the pro bowl. Plus he won one of the skills challenge over Drew Brees and Carson Palmer....doenst mean anything but he didnt look shaken up while doing that.Espurs117
[QUOTE="Espurs117"]Hopefully he will recover, he looked good in the pro bowl. Plus he won one of the skills challenge over Drew Brees and Carson Palmer....doenst mean anything but he didnt look shaken up while doing that.bookmeister
Romo is gonan be fine. You see how he played in the Pro Bowl against the best. Just forget about that interception cause Ed Reed is insanely good. That fumble is already behind him. The question is whether he can concentrate with dating Jessica Simpson and Carrie Underwood, lol.
i think Romo is pretty good... you cant fault him for just a few mistakes but thats part of being a starting QB.. everyone remembers what you did wrong
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