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Jumped straight to the #1 broadcasting team, supplanting Phil Simms.
He must've had one heck of an interview. Because TV broadcasting isn't easy. Here's hoping he takes his football acumen and applies it in ways that no one else has done recently. I want to see some constructive criticism so I can continue learning about the game.
But NFL qbs are suppose to all play into their 40s these day
They just don't call in quits at 36 for no reason
Glad to see this. Guy was going to end his career carried off the field on a stretcher the way he was going.
Shouldn't be too difficult to be an upgrade of Phil Simms.
This is an unrealistic expectation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smidgeon
At best he will read the same teleprompter or scripts as his predecessor and recite the same "talking points" as determined by CBS sports and the NFL. There will be nothing new that Romo brings to NFL broadcasting except for being less ugly and more tolerable to listen to than his predecessor.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gt4StirOzc
I think this might all be baloney, he could be Favre'ing it. Important part will be whether Cowboys put him on reserver/retired list or waive him. Its a better cap deal for them to waive him.
Ian Rapoport @RapSheet 14m14 minutes ago
Tony Romo says he doesn’t “envision” coming back. Then says “it’s about 99 percent” he’s done. And adds “never say never.” So… yeah.
He's actually been pretty fragile.Quote:
Originally Posted by red
If he needs training wheels like Aikman did, they just will put a 3rd person in the booth. Aikman had both Collingsworth and Moose Johnston.
meh
No doubt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joemailman
But will he make it through the season without an injury from a falling microphone or a swivel chair incident.
Jerry let him keep the remaining signing bonus of $5M by cutting him and not putting him on the reserve/retired list.
I'm sure this was part of the deal to keep him from signing with another team (although he still could if he wants to).
I don't know if this is the entire story. Being on the retired/reserve list is better for the Cowboys cap. If he retired before he physically couldn't continue, then he would be subject possibly to recovery of the bonus.Quote:
Originally Posted by Teamcheez1
If he pursued a trade or reported to camp, he keeps the money no question.
At first I thought this was a ploy by Tony to get out from underneath Jerry's thumb. There was a really strange friendship between the Jones family and the Romo family. Jerry always seems to get attached to his players, but with Romo it went further than that. When reports leaked a couple weeks ago about Rooms release, Tony put out those videos saying goodbye to the fans. Then nothing happened, and on Monday Jerry again made a public statement about teams looking to trade for Romo. I think this really pissed Romo off and made him seriously look at the plush job at CBS. Lots of positives for taking the booth job. Barring an early Dak injury, I think Romo is finished.
Should be illegal having two Dallas QBs as announcers...
Man, that is a tough spot to toss a green guy like Romo into.
They roll some teleprompter stuff for you, but you have to think on your feet with two people yelling at you in your earpiece. I wish the boy luck, well, not really. Even if he sucks, he'll be better than Aikman.
well we all know he's been a big hit. his play-call predictions have been lauded by most everyone except musburger and collinsworth.
watched the replay of the game a while ago. on the game winning td to Adams troy tried to do a romo and guess, from the formation, where Rodgers was going. it didn't work out for him. lol
I stick by my statement, so fire Aikman
Tony is a Pack fan.
Per my previous post, he doesn't suck and he is light years ahead of Aikman.
A big thing about Tony R is the fact that he's a Wisconsin boy. There is something in the water that makes Wisco people very football knowledgeable and able to discuss the game in a pleasant, enjoyable manner. Well, not Red, but you get the idea.
https://twitter.com/twitter/statuses/917418283384446976Quote:
Originally Posted by gbgary
To be fair to Troy, that was the area that was vulnerable. But there was no stopping that pass and that WR on the TD.
Rodgers said he changed the formation to disguise the fact that they were running the same play. Mission Accomplished.Quote:
Originally Posted by pbmax
yup.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joemailman
I am so impressed what the CBS Broadcast Team of Jim Nantz, Tony Romo and Tracy Wolfson.
What a team... what a team... What A TEAM !
They have elevated watching the game for me.
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/c...17-nfl-season/
so, romo hinted today that the last pass he made last year might not end up being the last pass he ever throws in the NFL
the speculation has begun
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Originally Posted by red
The team is so banged up all around. I doubt Tony would want to put his body through the abuse this offensive live would undoubtedly put him through. It would keep the fan base interested in watching what happens but I think the coaching staff knows the SHTF and the season is probably down the tubes. Too many injuries to overcome an MVP QB loss.