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    I pose this question to Cowboy fan, because I don't see a leader for this team, who is going to be the voice of the Cowboys?

    Who's going to be the person who leads them into battle?

    Is it Romo? Is it Ware?

    What do you think?

    --PG

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    An interview I saw with, I think it was Marcus Spears, and he said that at different times the main guys have been a leader. Guys like Romo, Witten, Ware, Bradie James, and Marcus Spears have all been vocal leaders.

    I think guys like Ware and Romo need to step up more and take on more of a leadership role. Supposedly, with T.O. out of the way Romo can do that now. I'm not too sure, but I guess we'll see how it plays out during the season.

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    It needs to be both for their respective sides of the ball. If you have to choose one, it needs to be Romo....he is the most visible player on the team. I don't mind the laid back at ude to a point....there are going to be times when you get into other players faces and tell them to straighten up.

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    Ware

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    Ahhh a classic line from IronMexico...You know, and answer with no explanation...LOL

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    Ina world of hype, we win IronMexican's Avatar
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    Ahhh a classic line from IronMexico...You know, and answer with no explanation...LOL
    Just trying to piss off the Romo fans.

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    Anyone but Romo. He's proven time and time again he just doesn't have it to be a leader.

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    Anyone but Romo. He's proven time and time again he just doesn't have it to be a leader.
    I think to this point, he has deferred to veterans who had more games under their belts,which he shouldn't have. Now though that time is over, he needs to step up and stop being the "aw shucks i'm just havin' fun" kid.

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    Bradie James is the def leader at least.

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    There is no clear leader. I think that's the problem. From day 1 Romo should have owned that huddle and the offense. I think a real leader would do that and T.O. wouldn't have been able to do about that. He would've probably respected Romo more if he did that instead of allowing him to walk all over him.

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    there is no clear leader. I think that's the problem. From day 1 romo should have owned that huddle and the offense. I think a real leader would do that and t.o. Wouldn't have been able to do about that. He would've probably respected romo more if he did that instead of allowing him to walk all over him.
    +1

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    Just trying to piss off the Romo fans.
    I'm a Romo fan, but that doesn't piss me off.

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    It's clearly Wade Phillips.

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    Jerry Jones

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    I'm a Romo fan, but that doesn't piss me off.
    Yeah..I agree..I kinda think it should be both Ware and Romo...

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    There is no clear leader. I think that's the problem. From day 1 Romo should have owned that huddle and the offense. I think a real leader would do that and T.O. wouldn't have been able to do about that. He would've probably respected Romo more if he did that instead of allowing him to walk all over him.
    Hey Steven, I guess it's a first time for everything but I totally agree with you pal.

    --PG

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    There is no clear leader. I think that's the problem. From day 1 Romo should have owned that huddle and the offense. I think a real leader would do that and T.O. wouldn't have been able to do about that. He would've probably respected Romo more if he did that instead of allowing him to walk all over him.
    You're exactly right, Steven.

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    Anyone but Romo. He's proven time and time again he just doesn't have it to be a leader.
    And the Cowboys will always fade at the end of the season and fail in the playoffs if that continues.

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    And the Cowboys will always fade at the end of the season and fail in the playoffs if that continues.
    Romo's problem is he doesn't stay in shape. Come December, he's always exhausted. If he can just, for one season, keep his head out of his ass and work, he'll be fine. That's why everyone was so glad he and Jessica were done.

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    Romo's problem is he doesn't stay in shape. Come December, he's always exhausted. If he can just, for one season, keep his head out of his ass and work, he'll be fine. That's why everyone was so glad he and Jessica were done.
    Wow, that's a new one. So it was his conditioning that made him bobble that snap?

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    Marcus Spears, and he said that at different times the main guys have been a leader. Guys like Romo, Witten, Ware, Bradie James, and Marcus Spears have all been vocal leaders.
    Yeah someone needs to tell that re to look up what the definition of "leader" is because you can't have more than one (Well maybe one for offense and one for defense but they lead different parts of the team).

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    Yeah someone needs to tell that re to look up what the definition of "leader" is because you can't have more than one (Well maybe one for offense and one for defense but they lead different parts of the team).
    They're taking a leader by committee approach.

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    leader by committee

    funny guy

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    leader by committee

    funny guy
    Ok it wasn't that funny.

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    Marcus Spears' said that.

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