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Cowboys have to get used to Jon Kitna's rhythm
Posted at 1:46 PM on Fri., Oct. 29, 2010 | Permalink | Yahoo! Buzz
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In his morning press conference Wade Phillips mentioned he was concerned about the different snap counts of Tony Romo and Jon Kitna.
Kitna acknowledged the Cowboys have spent their time working on it this week in practice with him taking over as the starter for an injured Tony Romo.
"Every quarterback has a different rhythm," Kitna said. "Those guys have got to get used to my rhythm."
Kitna automatically recalled his last start - Oct. 5, 2008 - but said he is not more anxious for Sunday's game vs. Jacksonville than any other he has had in his career.
"I was anxious coming to work on Wednesday but anxiety is a sin, so I've just got to give it all over to the Lord," Kitna said. "I'm excited but we're 1-5. It's hard to get overly excited. We need a win. Hopefully it happens this week. I'm confident but we need to play well for 60 minutes and get a win, whatever that takes."
Posted at 1:46 PM on Fri., Oct. 29, 2010 | Permalink | Yahoo! Buzz
Todd Archer / Reporter Bio | E-mail | News tips
In his morning press conference Wade Phillips mentioned he was concerned about the different snap counts of Tony Romo and Jon Kitna.
Kitna acknowledged the Cowboys have spent their time working on it this week in practice with him taking over as the starter for an injured Tony Romo.
"Every quarterback has a different rhythm," Kitna said. "Those guys have got to get used to my rhythm."
Kitna automatically recalled his last start - Oct. 5, 2008 - but said he is not more anxious for Sunday's game vs. Jacksonville than any other he has had in his career.
"I was anxious coming to work on Wednesday but anxiety is a sin, so I've just got to give it all over to the Lord," Kitna said. "I'm excited but we're 1-5. It's hard to get overly excited. We need a win. Hopefully it happens this week. I'm confident but we need to play well for 60 minutes and get a win, whatever that takes."