[CBFF] Bad Romo?

[Jason Cetina]

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/writers/don_banks/10/09/mondaynight/index.html

>From the article (page 2):

As dreadful as Romo was with his five interceptions and one fumble lost
against the Bills, this much has become apparent: Dallas is never, ever, out
of a game as long as No. 9 is still in there slinging 'em. It's almost a *
Roger* *Staubach*-like mojo Romo possesses. He doesn't deserve the Captain
Comeback moniker just yet, but you can see something special building in
terms of Romo's ability to block out past failures and set about saving the
day.

To focus solely on his horrible decision-making and inaccuracy against the
Bills would be to miss the larger context of his career's most memorable
performance to this point. Romo could have been devastated by his mistakes
Monday night. Six turnovers will doom any quarterback's day. But he didn't
let his miserable showing keep the Cowboys from winning. He found a way
through all the miscues to make the plays that made the difference between
victory and defeat.

*barf*
To be clear: 6 turnovers in Dallas = OK. 6 turnovers in Chicago  = worst QB
evar!!!!

F the media. Sometimes I wonder it they (media) got in Grossman's head.

-

Jason


On 10/9/07, Tom Shannon <tshanno at gmail.com> wrote:
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> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: cbff-bounces at chicagobearsfanforum.com [mailto:cbff-
> > bounces at chicagobearsfanforum.com] On Behalf Of Jason Cetina
> > Sent: Monday, October 08, 2007 11:09 PM
> > To: post at chicagobearsfanforum.com
> > Subject: Re: [CBFF] Bad Romo?
> >
> > Romostats: 5 picks and a lost fumble, yet they win the game. I'm sure
> > the
> > Eastern Sports Programming Network will put it all in perspective about
> > how
> > they were looking ahead or something.
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> Ding! Ding! Ding!  Already heard it twice (once on ESPN and once on FSR).
>
> Tom S.
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