Someone asked me this morning if I wanted Tony Romo here? He tried to tell me that if he was here if he was here we would have one 1 or 2 SBs by now. I had to laugh I said no I don't want a QB that makes mental mistakes at the worst time and please stop calling him an elite QB because he's not one. He reminds me of Richard Todd his numbers are better then he is.Also if he was so great he would have won at least 1 playoff game.

How could we have 1 or 2 SB's with Romo here.  For the last 3 yrs I kept hearing ESPN say the Cowboys have the most talented rosterin the NFL, yet they haven"t won a playoff game with Romo.

redskinsroger wrote:

How could we have 1 or 2 SB's with Romo here.  For the last 3 yrs I kept hearing ESPN say the Cowboys have the most talented rosterin the NFL, yet they haven"t won a playoff game with Romo.

I know but this guy thinks Tony Romo is the greatest thing since slice bread. He bought the hype about Romo.

Tony Romo will be playing on the PGA tour in 2-3 years.

Beatdallas wrote:

Tony Romo will be playing on the PGA tour in 2-3 years.

or working at McDonald's with Robert Henson.

Why him? He's not even a top ten qb in this league, if you are going on a wish list hunt. Besides, he just signed a huge contract extension so this is moot all the way around unless it helps the boy of Cow fans jack off thinking wrongly that they have something we want.

redskinsroger wrote:

 

Beatdallas wrote:

Tony Romo will be playing on the PGA tour in 2-3 years.

or working at McDonald's with Robert Henson.

Monkster wrote:

Why him? He's not even a top ten qb in this league, if you are going on a wish list hunt. Sesides, he just signed a huge contract extension so this is moot all the way around unless it helps the boy of Cow fans jack off thinking wrongly that they have something we want.

That's right, I remember reading that recently.  I certainly can't deny it would be an improvement at QB but there are probably about 25 other options I'd rather consider before this one.

Romo will not make the playoffs this year and will leave Dallas, Dallas will then overpay to sign Michael Vick. Dallas will then go on to lose more games and not make the playoffs again.

RedDevilPA wrote: I'd rather Big Ben Roesthesburger

Ben

Drew

Tom

Phillip

Jay

Donovan

Matt

Kurt

Carson

Hell, even

Brett and

Kyle

and that's taking two nanoseconds to think on it.

Monkster wrote:

 

RedDevilPA wrote: I'd rather Big Ben Roesthesburger

Ben

Drew

Tom

Phillip

Jay

Donovan

Matt

Kurt

Carson

Hell, even

Brett and

Kyle

 

and that's taking two nanoseconds to think on it.

 

 

drew brees

phillip rivers

payton manning

big ben

matt ryan

tahts about it

 

for 1st rounder next year and 3 rouinder on 2011

 

These are the QBs not name Tom Brady or Peyton Manning I would take over Tony Romo.

1.Drew Brees

2.Big Ben

3,Jay Cutler

4.Brett Farve

5.Eli Manning

6.Joe Flacco

7.Carson Palmer

8.Mark Sanchez

9.Aaron Rodgers 

10.Matt Hasselbeck

DaveButzForever wrote:

Romo will not make the playoffs this year and will leave Dallas, Dallas will then overpay to sign Michael Vick. Dallas will then go on to lose more games and not make the playoffs again.

Just curious, how do you figure Romo will "leave" Dallas next year, since he's under contract for five more seasons?

I don't think Tony Romo is the best QB in the league or anything delusional like that. However, for anyone that would take 40 y.o. Brett Favre, 38 y.o. Warner or Mark Sanchez over Romo, all I have to say is that you either went to the Daniel Snyder school of team building or you have a serious case of sour grapes.

As for the playoffs, we may make them, we may not make them. But at least we're still mathimatically alive after week seven.

Coqui2009 wrote:

Someone asked me this morning if I wanted Tony Romo here? He tried to tell me that if he was here if he was here we would have one 1 or 2 SBs by now. I had to laugh I said no I don't want a QB that makes mental mistakes at the worst time and please stop calling him an elite QB because he's not one. He reminds me of Richard Todd his numbers are better then he is.Also if he was so great he would have won at least 1 playoff game.

Wow a Richard Todd reference

Out of the 31 other QB's currently starting, I'd take probably 20 over Romo.

He's not on my radar of QB's to watch. Yes, I'd take Sanchez over him in a New York minute..

I like the Todd reference but I've thought of him as a Delhomme-esque type - just fling it up there..

Na... pass.

Coqui2009 wrote:

Someone asked me this morning if I wanted Tony Romo here? He tried to tell me that if he was here if he was here we would have one 1 or 2 SBs by now. I had to laugh I said no I don't want a QB that makes mental mistakes at the worst time and please stop calling him an elite QB because he's not one. He reminds me of Richard Todd his numbers are better then he is.Also if he was so great he would have won at least 1 playoff game.

Then what do you call Campbell, who routinely falls apart before November, never mind December or January? 

If you want a guy whose numbers are better than he really is, look at Campbell and his throwing lots of 4 yard passes on 3rd and 10 to pad his passer rating.  When that seems to hard he just audibles into a run regardless of down or distance so he doesn't risk an incompletion.  Whoops.

Put another way, Redskins fans should want almost every QB in the NFL this side of whoever the Browns are starting this week. 

If you're correct, why would we want to upgrade from #32 to #31?

Campbell can stink and Romo can still be a QB we don't want.

sean10mm wrote:

 

Coqui2009 wrote:

Someone asked me this morning if I wanted Tony Romo here? He tried to tell me that if he was here if he was here we would have one 1 or 2 SBs by now. I had to laugh I said no I don't want a QB that makes mental mistakes at the worst time and please stop calling him an elite QB because he's not one. He reminds me of Richard Todd his numbers are better then he is.Also if he was so great he would have won at least 1 playoff game.

Then what do you call Campbell, who routinely falls apart before November, never mind December or January? 

 

If you want a guy whose numbers are better than he really is, look at Campbell and his throwing lots of 4 yard passes on 3rd and 10 to pad his passer rating.  When that seems to hard he just audibles into a run regardless of down or distance so he doesn't risk an incompletion.  Whoops.

 

Put another way, Redskins fans should want almost every QB in the NFL this side of whoever the Browns are starting this week. 

Talk about a jeolous fan base...enjoy your season

That just might push me over the edge. I can't stand that guy.

Monkster wrote:

Why him? He's not even a top ten qb in this league, if you are going on a wish list hunt. Besides, he just signed a huge contract extension so this is moot all the way around unless it helps the boy of Cow fans jack off thinking wrongly that they have something we want.

lol....

http://www.nflstatanalysis.net...rom-week-6.html

Monkster wrote:

Besides, he just signed a huge contract extension so this is moot all the way around unless it helps the boy of Cow fans jack off thinking wrongly that they have something we want.

Ya just had to invite 'em over, didn't you? 

See Coqui, this is why I hate threads like this, it baits the Boys of Cow trolls. Please learn from this experience. tyia

ArmyCowboy, I see you didn't read my first post that made it clear most of us know about Knee-Knocking Bobble Boy's contract.

This is one of those rare examples they teach you about in Economics 101: Pareto's Omptimality. You are glad you have Romo and so are we.

To what ever your name is first time poster above, as Mark Twain said, statistics are like ladies of the night; once you get them down you can do almost anything you want with them. Stats don't show choking, or stamina, or heart, none of which your team has when the chips are down. The main stat/chips that matter worth a damn are your playoff wins, where you have nothing but wet cow chips squat zongules. Munch on 'em.

Well, lets see if I can, in no particular order.

1. Eli Manning

2, McNabb

3, Farve

4, Rogers

5, Cutler

6 Stafford (potentially)
7 Brees

8 Ryan

9 Warner

10. Hasselbeck

11 Brady

12 Snachez

13 Palmer

14 Big Ben

15 Flacco

16 Peyton

17 Rivers

I got to 17... just looking down the standings The KC QB is much better than what the record is.. Cassel. But I don't know that I take him over Romo. Bulger is probably same...  Not bad.

Now of course there'll be some attempts at tossing some QB envy at us... and we do have a QB that I definitely could take 20 QB's over. I'm not envoius over Romo at all... I'm envious over Mannings, Rivers, Big Ben, Brees (especially when we could have had him---- ouch!) Romo just doesn't do anything except look somewhat better than Campbell and par for Delhomme.

stoner47 wrote: I understand hating on a Cowturd, but I dont think I can name twenty QB's that I would rather have over Romo. I hate him because he is Cowgirl, but if he played for an AFC team he would be one my favorites. Sure the guy has his uh-oh moments but at least once a game the guy makes a Sportcenter highlight. No way I take Matt Hasselback over Tony Romo. Romo would be having an MVP season if he was in charge of our offense. He can actually get outside the pocket instead of just being a sitting duck like our QB's.

I think we have a Romoesque guy already in Colt. I really hope he gets a shot to win the job next year. Too bad he is on IR or else he would get his shot right now. Is it possible to cut Colt and then resign him to the active roster, assuming he is healed from surgury.

Carson Palmer is an interesting concept. Could he be available next year? How about Hasselback?

BTW, anybody else wondering why we haven't contacted Jeff Garcia? If we hired Gruden and Garcia today I would not count us out of making a run.

Instead of trading the world for the rights to Bradford or whoever we should divert all of our attention towards rebuilding the line and getting a new stud runner. If we can we should dump Portis and go after Deangelo Williams or someone like that. When Danny puts his mind to it he can make some things happen. Look at how we rebuilt the DL and provided a pass rush.

Here's to gettin right. Hail to em

Monkster wrote:

See Coqui, this is why I hate threads like this, it baits the Boys of Cow trolls. Please learn from this experience. tyia

 

ArmyCowboy, I see you didn't read my first post that made it clear most of us know about Knee-Knocking Bobble Boy's contract.

 

This is one of those rare examples they teach you about in Economics 101: Pareto's Omptimality. You are glad you have Romo and so are we.

 

To what ever your name is first time poster above, as Mark Twain said, statistics are like ladies of the night; once you get them down you can do almost anything you want with them. Stats don't show choking, or stamina, or heart, none of which your team has when the chips are down. The main stat/chips that matter worth a damn are your playoff wins, where you have nothing but wet cow chips squat zongules. Munch on 'em.

 

Whoops I learned my lesson I should have known the Cow Girls Trolls would come and talk trash.

With the present Redskins O Line I would not mind having Tony Romo here.

Monkster wrote:

See Coqui, this is why I hate threads like this, it baits the Boys of Cow trolls. Please learn from this experience. tyia

 

ArmyCowboy, I see you didn't read my first post that made it clear most of us know about Knee-Knocking Bobble Boy's contract.

 

This is one of those rare examples they teach you about in Economics 101: Pareto's Omptimality. You are glad you have Romo and so are we.

 

To what ever your name is first time poster above, as Mark Twain said, statistics are like ladies of the night; once you get them down you can do almost anything you want with them. Stats don't show choking, or stamina, or heart, none of which your team has when the chips are down. The main stat/chips that matter worth a damn are your playoff wins, where you have nothing but wet cow chips squat zongules. Munch on 'em.

 

They have an IQ problem over there in Puke Land. The more you explain the less they understand. I wouldn't want that choke artist if he played for free.

Jurgyfan wrote:

 

Monkster wrote:

Besides, he just signed a huge contract extension so this is moot all the way around unless it helps the boy of Cow fans jack off thinking wrongly that they have something we want.

 

Ya just had to invite 'em over, didn't you? 

As far as I'm concerned, it was a given once coqui titled his thread.

stoner, re your question about Garcia? Every day.

Jeremybozz wrote:

With the present Redskins O Line I would not mind having Tony Romo here.

Damn, that is Romo!

Monkster wrote:

 

Jeremybozz wrote:

With the present Redskins O Line I would not mind having Tony Romo here.

 

sean10mm wrote:

 

Coqui2009 wrote:

Someone asked me this morning if I wanted Tony Romo here? He tried to tell me that if he was here if he was here we would have one 1 or 2 SBs by now. I had to laugh I said no I don't want a QB that makes mental mistakes at the worst time and please stop calling him an elite QB because he's not one. He reminds me of Richard Todd his numbers are better then he is.Also if he was so great he would have won at least 1 playoff game.

Then what do you call Campbell, who routinely falls apart before November, never mind December or January? 

 

If you want a guy whose numbers are better than he really is, look at Campbell and his throwing lots of 4 yard passes on 3rd and 10 to pad his passer rating.  When that seems to hard he just audibles into a run regardless of down or distance so he doesn't risk an incompletion.  Whoops.

 

Put another way, Redskins fans should want almost every QB in the NFL this side of whoever the Browns are starting this week. 

We call him a BAD qb. So since yours does the same thing, you conclude he's a good qb.

Y'all must be transplanted Texans...the natives are sharper than that.

StreetCredit wrote:

Talk about a jeolous fan base...enjoy your season

We're jealous of good teams. That counts you out, pal.

"And Andre Gurode just tried to score a field goal by hiking the ball over the opposing team's goal post!!!"

stoner47 wrote: BTW, anybody else wondering why we haven't contacted Jeff Garcia? If we hired Gruden and Garcia today I would not count us out of making a run. 

No to Jeff Garcia he wouldn't come here because he probably will want to go to a team that not only will make the playoffs but have a real shot at winnng the SB.

StreetCredit wrote:

Talk about a jeolous fan base...enjoy your season

We might be jealous of the Giants and Eagles and maybe the Ravens but we aren''t jealous of you at all. Why would be jealous of a team that hasn't won a playoff game in 12 years? We have at least  have gotten to the second round when we have made the playoffs.

Coqui2009 wrote:

 

stoner47 wrote: BTW, anybody else wondering why we haven't contacted Jeff Garcia? If we hired Gruden and Garcia today I would not count us out of making a run. 

No to Jeff Garcia he wouldn't come here because he probably will want to go to a team that not only will make the playoffs but have a real shot at winnng the SB.

Um, I think he's SOL for this year, so why sit on his thumb waiting for the phone not to ring from the team of his choice?

Monkster wrote:

 

Coqui2009 wrote:

 

stoner47 wrote: BTW, anybody else wondering why we haven't contacted Jeff Garcia? If we hired Gruden and Garcia today I would not count us out of making a run. 

No to Jeff Garcia he wouldn't come here because he probably will want to go to a team that not only will make the playoffs but have a real shot at winnng the SB.

Um, I think he's SOL for this year, so why sit on his thumb waiting for the phone not to ring from the team of his choice?

I just don't think Jeff Garcia would want to come here because our Oline is a mess right now.. 

Monkster wrote:

See Coqui, this is why I hate threads like this, it baits the Boys of Cow trolls. Please learn from this experience. tyia

 

ArmyCowboy, I see you didn't read my first post that made it clear most of us know about Knee-Knocking Bobble Boy's contract.

 

This is one of those rare examples they teach you about in Economics 101: Pareto's Omptimality. You are glad you have Romo and so are we.

 

To what ever your name is first time poster above, as Mark Twain said, statistics are like ladies of the night; once you get them down you can do almost anything you want with them. Stats don't show choking, or stamina, or heart, none of which your team has when the chips are down. The main stat/chips that matter worth a damn are your playoff wins, where you have nothing but wet cow chips squat zongules. Munch on 'em.

 

While I realize that the idea that it's not always about you is anathema, Monkster, I was actually replying to the this post:

DaveButzForever Practice Squad Hog 122 posts this site Ignore this Member

Nominate | Report Posted: Today 10:08 AM Re: Tony Romo a Skin?  Romo will not make the playoffs this year and will leave Dallas, Dallas will then overpay to sign Michael Vick. Dallas will then go on to lose more games and not make the playoffs again.

Evidently, not everyone on your board knows about Romo's contract status. If he did know, I was actually wondering if he thought we would cut the guy.

As for the idea that you would take a myriad of quarterbacks over Romo, enjoy Campbell, you obviously deserve him and don't recognize good quarterback play anyway.

ArmyCowboy wrote:

 

Monkster wrote:

See Coqui, this is why I hate threads like this, it baits the Boys of Cow trolls. Please learn from this experience. tyia

 

ArmyCowboy, I see you didn't read my first post that made it clear most of us know about Knee-Knocking Bobble Boy's contract.

 

This is one of those rare examples they teach you about in Economics 101: Pareto's Omptimality. You are glad you have Romo and so are we.

 

To what ever your name is first time poster above, as Mark Twain said, statistics are like ladies of the night; once you get them down you can do almost anything you want with them. Stats don't show choking, or stamina, or heart, none of which your team has when the chips are down. The main stat/chips that matter worth a damn are your playoff wins, where you have nothing but wet cow chips squat zongules. Munch on 'em.

 

While I realize that the idea that it's not always about you is anathema, Monkster, I was actually replying to the this post:

 

DaveButzForever Practice Squad Hog 122 posts this site Ignore this Member

Nominate | Report Posted: Today 10:08 AM Re: Tony Romo a Skin?  Romo will not make the playoffs this year and will leave Dallas, Dallas will then overpay to sign Michael Vick. Dallas will then go on to lose more games and not make the playoffs again.

 

Evidently, not everyone on your board knows about Romo's contract status. If he did know, I was actually wondering if he thought we would cut the guy.

 

As for the idea that you would take a myriad of quarterbacks over Romo, enjoy Campbell, you obviously deserve him and don't recognize good quarterback play anyway.

I know that his contract was ridiculous. He has more guarantted money than Tom Brady. Ridiculous.