all qbs, no matter how great, how experienced, have games where they cost their teams.
Well... duh.
14 playoff wins, 3 super bowls.
10 playoff wins. 3 super bowls.
4 playoff wins. Played AFC title game with a torn ACL.
And really, when was the last time he brain-farted a game away, a la Romo?
He's a joke as a QB. But even he has more playoff wins than Romo and a conference title game appearance.
He threw a game ending INT. It happens. But like Rivers, he rarely makes those mistakes.
He's adopted. But even he has 4 playoff wins and a Super Bowl MVP.
all blew the game for their teams today. the thing that makes all these qbs good is that even with those performances the good outweighs the bad, by alot.
Every QB that has played the game for more than a few years has "cost" their team a win.
But there is a difference between throwing an INT at the end of the game when trying to take the lead, to fumbling at the three yard line, throwing passes up for grabs, tossing pick sixes like it's nothing, fumbling a hold on a field goal, or otherwise crumbling when it matters most on a regular basis.
In Tony Romo's entire career - going back all the way to high school - he has 1 playoff win. That was the 2009 Eagles game, by the way.
If people are saying or suggesting he's a horrible QB, they're wrong.
But if you think he's going to be the guy to hoist a Lombardi trophy, or even get us to an NFC title game, then the odds are stacked greatly against you/him.
You know as well as I do... you put him on the road or in a hostile enviroment against a good team, he's going to muck it up. He can't be relied on.
But hey, keep on believing
bair