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    Romo never had the weapons Dak has either. He always had a WR1 that dropped it when it mattered and never had a RB on zeke's level, don't even get me started on the Oline
    except TO, peak Dez, Miles Austin, Witten through his prime

    romo had plenty to work with and even some good running games with demarco murray

    lack of talent at skill positions was never Romo's problem

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    So, the only reason the Cowboys aren't winning is because of Dak? You're one ignorant son of a tbh. And Romo had plenty of talent around him, he just wasn't good enough when it mattered.
    No one is saying "only". Defense was inconsistent and special teams was horrid per par. But the great QBs, the top-of-the-market QBs, win "in spite of". Mahomes, Wilson, Rodgers, and Brady have won "in spite of".

    Dak Prescott wins games "because of", as opposed to "in spite of". That's why he's not a 35+ million dollar QB, unless some bottom feeder wants to pay him that and enjoy winning 6-8 games a year with an average QB being surrounded by lesser talent due to the salary cap.

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    No one is saying "only". Defense was inconsistent and special teams was horrid per par. But the great QBs, the top-of-the-market QBs, win "in spite of". Mahomes, Wilson, Rodgers, and Brady have won "in spite of".

    Dak Prescott wins games "because of", as opposed to "in spite of". That's why he's not a 35+ million dollar QB, unless some bottom feeder wants to pay him that and enjoy winning 6-8 games a year with an average QB being surrounded by lesser talent due to the salary cap.
    Well we can agree there, he ain't a big money QB, but that doesn't mean he's a trash QB.

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    Well we can agree there, he ain't a big money QB, but that doesn't mean he's a trash QB.
    I agree. He's in the 15-17 range, one spot below Josh Allen. He's a 25 million QB, not a 35 million. Also I'd consider trading/cutting DeMarcus Lawrence. Dude has been a dud for quite awhile now.

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    also, extend Aldon Smith for 3 years. Think of him as the Grant Hill of the NFL. His prime coming in his 30s because of his very low mileage.

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    So, the only reason the Cowboys aren't winning is because of Dak? You're one ignorant son of a tbh. And Romo had plenty of talent around him, he just wasn't good enough when it mattered.
    What year wasn’t romo good enough when it mattered

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    except TO, peak Dez, Miles Austin, Witten through his prime

    romo had plenty to work with and even some good running games with demarco murray

    lack of talent at skill positions was never Romo's problem
    It was 09-12

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    What year wasn’t romo good enough when it mattered
    I'm sorry, did Romo win a Super Bowl that I don't know about?

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    12-14 was peak Bryant, then he was never the same after he badly broke his foot in the first quarter of Week 1 in 2015. Shame.

    The offensive lines were pretty bad up until about 2012, 2013, when they drafted Frederick and Tyron Smith became of age.

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    I agree. He's in the 15-17 range, one spot below Josh Allen. He's a 25 million QB, not a 35 million. Also I'd consider trading/cutting DeMarcus Lawrence. Dude has been a dud for quite awhile now.
    Yeah, tbh Dak might have an Uncle Dennis in his ear. I forgot that dude was even on the team.

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    What year wasn’t romo good enough when it mattered
    Romo was good enough in 2013, but he didn't play Week 17 which the Cowboys definitely would have won (Kyle Orton kept it a 1-possession game).

    Romo was good enough in 2014, they were a bad call, a punch-in touchdown and one defensive stop away from an NFC Championship date in Seattle, where they had already won and Seattle's offense was dismal at that point in time.

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    Yeah, tbh Dak might have an Uncle Dennis in his ear. I forgot that dude was even on the team.
    Aldon Mother ing Smith had 3.5 sacks today. Lawrence has a goose egg for the year. And he's getting paid almost Khalil Mack money. What a damn shame.

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    except TO, peak Dez, Miles Austin, Witten through his prime

    romo had plenty to work with and even some good running games with demarco murray

    lack of talent at skill positions was never Romo's problem
    Lol miles austin

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    I'm sorry, did Romo win a Super Bowl that I don't know about?
    So you only judge QBs on being good enough on whether or not their teams win a Super Bowl?

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    So, the only reason the Cowboys aren't winning is because of Dak? You're one ignorant son of a tbh. And Romo had plenty of talent around him, he just wasn't good enough when it mattered.
    If he's not good enough to win with he shouldn't be paid like he is. If you're not going to pay him the money he wants, move on
    Last edited by Trainwreck2100; 09-27-2020 at 08:02 PM.

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    Romo made that man. Same with Luarnt Robinson, crayton. People forget the god awful wideouts that wouldn’t even be on an nfl team if it weren’t for romo

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    Romo was good enough in 2013, but he didn't play Week 17 which the Cowboys definitely would have won (Kyle Orton kept it a 1-possession game).

    Romo was good enough in 2014, they were a bad call, a punch-in touchdown and one defensive stop away from an NFC Championship date in Seattle, where they had already won and Seattle's offense was dismal at that point in time.
    People like to forget Murray’s God awful fumble and baileys missed FG in 14 too.

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    3 seasons with 900+ yards isnt negligible

    floyd is used to romo apologetics

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    This is why Green Bay can't be taken seriously as a Super Bowl contender, no matter how good Rodgers is.

    They've proven time after time that they just can't stop the run.

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    Adams being out is big
    Packers are undefeated without him. Thomas being out is the real difference maker, tbh.

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    Apparently Brees can't throw it over 3 yds anymore.

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    They were moving the ball by running it so what you do? Throw it 3 straight times, of course.

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    People like to forget Murray’s God awful fumble and baileys missed FG in 14 too.

    Agreed 100%. People like to only remember the Murray fumble and the Dez catch bad call, but that sequence you brought up near the end of the 1st half was extremely underrated.

    It wasn't just about Bailey, who struggled at the end of the 2014 season, bounced back in the otherwise-lost 2015 season, and struggled in 2016/2017 and was obviously cut the next year.

    The main culprit of that sequence (10 point swing) was Jason Garrett, none other. He called timeout like a dumbass immediately after the Jason Witten catch which was initially ruled a 1st down, which gave the refs/Packers a chance to review it, and it was overruled as short. Then, he called a dumb pass play on 3rd & 1 when the run game was humming. Incomplete. Then, naturally, Bailey missed.

    The Packers 2014 team was a great team that was a botched onside kick away from a date with Brady in the Super Bowl. True. But, forgotten is, one round earlier, the Cowboys outplayed the Packers and were the better team, but lost because of 3 extremely unfortunate/fluky/mind numbing sequences which cost them the season.

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    Brees scared to throw deep.

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    Apparently Brees can't throw it over 3 yds anymore.
    yeah, he took the checkdown charlie instead of throwing the wide open TD on that wheel route

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