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Originally Posted by Ex-CEO
I doubt the Cowboys would be even close to 13-0 with Romo.
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Had Romo started the season, I have serious doubts he'd had even lasted
half the season let alone be standing / starting, hale and hearty, and undefeated at 13-0. What a joke. There's no evidence throughout his 155 games career (let alone the past year or so plus) to suggest or support an unblemished record or his (good) health argument.
This Dak-Tony debate that the millennials (via social media / facebook, twitter, etc) in conjunction with the knee-jerk "hungry-to-create-a-story-about-the-Ratings Gold-Dallas Cowboys" media (sports talk radio, espn, printed, etc) have conjured up as of late is totally absurd.
Now...as of this date, today...if we were talking about a 31-32 yr old Romo, fine...he's been the starter; let's put him back in and see what he can do. BUT...the man's 36 (and that's an old 36 too, kiddies....we ain't talkin' about Tom Brady here by any stretch of the imagination). He's been physically broken down over the last 2-3 years and that is an undeniable fact.
The sooner everyone (who believes a QB change will solve Everything) stops romanticizing "how great Tony Romo was" on
every single pass he ever threw over his illustrious career, the sooner this franchise can move forward. Folks, this is not Roger Staubach riding in on a white horse to save the day....it's not even close.
The future belongs in the hands of what has been the most unlikely of gifts, delivered by the football gods in the 4th round of this year's draft on a Silver Platter...Dak Prescott. Let him make his mistakes now, learn and grow from them. Think what he'll be this time next year and the year after for going through the trials and fire of NFL adversity. The Cowboys will be so much better off in the long run for it.