patsfan-1982

tony romo would put up big number's with welker and moss as he's WR

but big number's in the regular season dose not = playoff win's and SB win's

Troy Aikman a HOF.... QB never throw for 3500 yerd's and only had 20 TD one time but he won 3 SB he only made a few big play's but he made all must no bad play's he let the D and the runing game win the SB

even brady never won a SB in a year that he throw for 4000 yerd's

dose that mean you cant win a SB with a big time passing game NO but you cant just live and die off of the big play in the passing game

you need to learn how to take what the D is giveing you as a QB the 2007 pats lived and died off of the big play when they got in the SB they forgot how to play patriot football take what the D will give you and get first downs not look to be the star and throw the ball 50 yerd's down the field on every play

when romo learn's that he will start to win some playoff game's

ricogatenby99

I really dislike Romo too, I think there are much worse players out there, but he just doesnt fill me with any confidence .. I cant remember the game but a couple of years ago im sure there was a december game where he was trying to get the game back, and he wasted all his timeouts and things and made bad plays, can anywon recall the game?

captain stone

Similar to how I consider art from obscenity, I consider all posts on a case-by-case basis. It's (usually) never personal, just business. Besides, most of us agree with each other more than we probably realize, anyway.

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Rob0729

The fact of the matter is that Romo would never make it in the Pats' system. He is the anti-Brady. People compare them because Romo was the flavor of the moment and both date famous women, but that is where the comparisons end.

Romo doesn't do the film work needed to be prepared. He is unaware of situations on the field. He relies to much on his physical skills rather than his mental skills.

Other than maybe Peyton Manning, there is no QB more prepared for a game and aware of everything around him than Brady. Brady uses his mental skills over his physical ones. If Brady prepared himself like Romo does, he would have been out of the league by now.

I don't see Belichick ever giving the reigns to Romo in any circumstance. He is not a guy who fits into the Pats' system.

Rob0729

The bolded part is why you are probably wrong about your initial statement. Cassel succeeded because he was well prepared and played the game smart. He (to quote the cliche term) "played within himself". I don't see Romo doing that.