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Yea, he's GOT to catch that pass. I actually think he lost the job last week though.
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Yea, he's GOT to catch that pass. I actually think he lost the job last week though.
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It was a good pass. Williams just waited for the ball to fall into his hands instead of attacking it in the air like you're supposed to. Trying hard to temper my expectations on Dak, but damn...he just looks SO GOOD.
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Even in that little interview, Dak just has "it" --the leadership and the likability. You can see why guys like playing for him.
That's the one thing Tony might have lacked until the last few years when his accomplishments started speaking for themselves. Tony has that slightly standoffish attitude at times. Dak has the charisma from the start.
That's the one thing Tony might have lacked until the last few years when his accomplishments started speaking for themselves. Tony has that slightly standoffish attitude at times. Dak has the charisma from the start.
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I agree. He comes across as being very humble. No arrogance at all.
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And then he performs well on a scoring drive.
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Tony was all yuk-yuk and shit, Dak stays serious. I like that.
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He definitely needs to protect the ball but on that last scoring drive he looked pretty good. Got to keep in mind he's playing with the sparest of the spares right now.
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That's ok Dooms, his stupidly showed on the last play of the game as he spiked the ball to stop the clock with :00 left on the clock
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I wonder if they feel though that they have to keep him considering Romo tweeted his back.
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Just saw the Romo after game interview
He says his back is completely fine. They didn't even X-ray it. It doesn't hurt. And that the hit was just the perfect hit that crunched his back in the wrong way.
That's what he said about both broken clavicles. That they were fluke hits.... Blah blah blah
He did say that he feels better knowing his back can take a hit that bad and still come out fine
Let's see if he can even get out of bed tomorrow morning
He says his back is completely fine. They didn't even X-ray it. It doesn't hurt. And that the hit was just the perfect hit that crunched his back in the wrong way.
That's what he said about both broken clavicles. That they were fluke hits.... Blah blah blah
He did say that he feels better knowing his back can take a hit that bad and still come out fine
Let's see if he can even get out of bed tomorrow morning
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Romo is finished. We are just in the denial stage right now. The dude was left writhing in pain after a "hit" that wouldn't bother most people in the slightest. His back is shot, and cannot take minor abuse at this point. The last few times he's been touched he's broken his collarbone twice, and now tweaked his back significantly despite what they are claiming in the press.
This is exactly what I thought would happen, and expected a sub 6 win season because of it, however Dak at least gives some hope because right now he runs the offense better than Romo does for the mere fact that he can get out there without getting killed every time he's tackled.
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Smh. Not saying Romo doesn't have his problems staying healthy, but all 32 QB's are injured to some degree on that play. Its not Romo "not being able to take a hit."
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The hit Romo took was nothing. The average person shakes that one off with no problems. Romo is made of glass and has been knocked out of three of his last four starts. It ain't a criticism of Romo, just an observation at this point. Time has taken its toll on him.
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Romo has taken a lot of physical abuse over his career ... and it has taken its toll.
Not insulting the man, but questioning the continued viability of his body. Is he now too vulnerable to injury to be a viable starting QB?
Romo is reminding me of a frail elderly family member. As positively as you may feel about them, deep down you know they aren't going to get better, they aren't going to recapture their youth. Instead, they are in decline ... in the middle of their end game. It is sad to see, but it is a part of life.
Not insulting the man, but questioning the continued viability of his body. Is he now too vulnerable to injury to be a viable starting QB?
Romo is reminding me of a frail elderly family member. As positively as you may feel about them, deep down you know they aren't going to get better, they aren't going to recapture their youth. Instead, they are in decline ... in the middle of their end game. It is sad to see, but it is a part of life.