“We’re actually probably more complex now with Scott,” Romo said. “It’s just that our complex stuff is actually simple. I know that sounds weird.”
So let’s allow Romo to explain.
“Our stuff that is complex now is telling a back he’s running a burst instead of a sit, and what happens is it grabs the 'backer and when all of a sudden the 'backer could’ve played both for an extra count and now he has to make that decision,” Romo said. “As I’m going through the progression I’m able to see that a second faster, so I’m getting through an extra guy a half-second faster and get on to the next read.”
The Romo-Linehan pairing worked incredibly well in 2014, and there is no reason why it can’t be better in 2015.
“Some of that subtleness is the stuff I’ve learned and he’s learned his, and you add them together there’s stuff that can really benefit you as an offense,” Romo said. “He’s really got a great mind for that.”