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Post by Terd Ferguson on Jan 12, 2012 9:37:25 GMT -6
Interesting take on a guy that had a career similar to Romo's. Danny got a late start because he was behind a great player (although he was a great punter while he waited). Romo got his late start as he developed for a few years before taking over. Both put up big numbers and played well in big games despite their "reputations". I think Danny sees alot of himself in Tony and he knows if Tony doesn't get some help and win a title he will retire like Danny did, without much fanfare.
Danny White: If everyone played like Romo, Cowboys would be in the Super Bowl Danny White on the play of Tony Romo
....White said, via the Dallas Morning News. "Especially at this point. He’s been in the game long enough and he’s learned that the hard way. This season was kind of a perfect example. He has a rating of around 100, for crying out loud, he leads the league in fourth-quarter quarterback rating, he doesn’t throw an interception in the red zone the whole year, and yet they don’t get there. "I’ll guarantee you there are quarterbacks in this league in the past that have won Super Bowls without performing nearly at the level that Tony Romo has performed at. So it’s a matter of everybody else playing their position the way Tony plays his, and that team will be in the Super Bowl every year. And I think he knows that."
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Post by Sideshow Bob on Jan 12, 2012 9:40:28 GMT -6
VERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRY nice
i may have to stop being out on danny white
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Post by Sideshow Bob on Jan 12, 2012 9:41:44 GMT -6
he doesn’t throw an interception in the red zone the whole year wow, i didn't realize this amazing
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Post by Terd Ferguson on Jan 12, 2012 9:58:04 GMT -6
Right now, Tony = Danny. Tony has a chance to change his legacy. White doesn't anymore. It's a shame, but that is the nature of the QB position.
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Post by mexicanjunior on Jan 12, 2012 10:05:54 GMT -6
Right now, Tony = Danny. Tony has a chance to change his legacy. White doesn't anymore. It's a shame, but that is the nature of the QB position. I think Jerry is the only person able to change Romo's legacy at this point. If he doesn't get more help, he is doomed to White status...
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Post by Sideshow Bob on Jan 12, 2012 10:07:08 GMT -6
many (not me) would argue that tony needs to make it to three nfc championship games to equal danny
of course, those are the romo haters
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Post by mexicanjunior on Jan 12, 2012 10:10:59 GMT -6
many (not me) would argue that tony needs to make it to three nfc championship games to equal danny of course, those are the romo haters White had better teams than Romo, unrealistic to expect Romo to do the same with this bunch. Tony had 2 chances in '07 and '09 but I think they ended up losing to better teams.
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Post by Terd Ferguson on Jan 12, 2012 10:24:56 GMT -6
I disagree about 07. I know the Giants won the Superbowl but if Crayton makes that 3rd down catch, or if he finishes that route in the end zone we win that game. We got beaten that day because we had a guy that wilted under the lights, but his name was not Romo.
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Post by Terd Ferguson on Jan 12, 2012 10:28:18 GMT -6
Right now, Tony = Danny. Tony has a chance to change his legacy. White doesn't anymore. It's a shame, but that is the nature of the QB position. I think Jerry is the only person able to change Romo's legacy at this point. If he doesn't get more help, he is doomed to White status... You're right about needing more talent, but ultimately only Tony can change his legacy. If he gets no help, then he is doomed (unless he just gets a magical run where we win a bunch of shootouts). If he does get help, he still has to perform.
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