what do you guys & gals of course.... think of romo?? one year wonder or next great qb?
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He is no One Year Wonder.  He has had 4 years to sit back, learn everything about every play, every player, every situation that he needs to know about.  He will not be the next Tom Brady or Peyton Manning or any other QB,  He will be Tony Romo.  He will be the guy who came in everyday to practice, and practiced like he was playing in the biggest game of his life.  He will be the guy who waited for his turn to shine and never looked back.  Every player eventually has a bad game or a slump, its about how you deal with it and with the team you lead, that sets you apart from great QB before you.  He has the potential to be one of the best, and right now there is no reason for him no to be.
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The following statement comes from my roommate, an avid Cowboys fan:\n\nHell yes the Cowboys will make the playoffs.  Now that Bledsoe's been benched, the offense looks rejuvenated.  Romo is currently throwing out Payton Manning esc numbers and let's not forget the double running attack with Barber and Jones.  Let's also not forget about Roy Williams and the doomsday defense.  Any player who is responsible for a new penalty called "horse collaring" is okay in my book.\nOur Aeriel attack is fantastic.  TO, Terry Glenn and Jason Witten, just to name a few.  The team is young and has never looked better.  Let's also not forget that Dallas they have 5 superbowls won.  Thank you very much.  Besides, the Cowboys are God's team.  God's team always makes the playoffs.
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I'm agree with Brady Quinn, he had a great year last season. Plus with Charley Weiz going on his second year they are going to be great. Plus he didn't even have his best receiver for most of the season last year. He'll be back next year though.
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Ok.  Vanderchoke is going to be remembered as one of the best kickers in NFL history.  That's a given.  However, he was not doing the job in big "D".  There is only one scenario (that I can think of) where he should have been kept on the roster....If Bledsoe was still QB.  Fortunately, for us silver and blue fans that is no longer the case.  Remember it's ROMO TIME!!  Romo gets us down the field and will continue to get us in great scoring position.  Whether that be a TD or FG.  So we do not need a kicker who can boot a 55 yd FG.  We (most of the time) will need a 25-45 yd kick.  According to NFL.COM he is 138-180 (76%) in FG's from 20 yds to 50 yds.  Not too shabby.  If all goes well for Da Boys then we should not need too many more game winning FG's.  Hope this answer was helpful!!
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Yea, and as an Eagle fan, I don't know what to think. Is this the end of the McNabb era? I mean, come on, be realistic. Yesterday, Reid said in his post game news conference- 8-12 months recovery time. That means that next year, he would just be getting off the bench now, or maybe not even playing next year. Now, here comes the hard part. Where do you upgrade next year. If you lose out, and go 5-11, which would suck, do you draft a QB in the 1st round, just in case Donny Mac isn't fully recovered? An ACL tear is probably the worst injury in sports. In 3-4 months, you feel recovered, but you cannot cut or make those quick moves with your legs, and maybe he will never be able to again. Wow, just think of Donovan McNabb as a pocket-passer, like Trent Green or Drew Bledsoe. I know, I know, Bledsoe isn't playing anymore. But who is our Tony Romo? Is it Garcia, who threw 22 incomplete passes yesterday? Is it Feeley, who went 4-1in 2002? What about going after a free-agent QB? A trade in the off-season? Who knows, but the real question is, have we seen the last of Donovan  Jamal McNabb on the field in a Philadelphia Eagles jersey. These are questions Andy Reid has to answer RIGHT NOW, from his home in Villanova. Maybe Jay Wright can help him out a little.
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HAIL to The Redskins!! Don't Know the Answer to your Question, but I'm a Skins Fan. It's nothing more I Enjoyed then Watching my Skins Stick Arrows up the Cowboys.... (you know what) for the Second time last year!! *cool*
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T.O. might win a superbowl once he gets a quarterback that can pass the ball. Mcnabb was good enough to get it to him but with the drama between them it wasnt going to happen. Now at Dallas he has no chance with Drew Bledsoe or Tony Romo because they arent a good enough QB.
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No question - Peyton Manning. You should never bench Archie's favorite son, no matter who he's playing and who you have on the bench - he's so good that you can't risk him having a big game and missing out on it for anyone (especially someone like Romo, who could collapse any week). Even though my Giants have a really beaten down defense, Romo is no Peyton, and he never will be. If this was 5 years down the line, it might be a different story, but you can't bench the best quarterback of this generation who will probably retire as the undisputed best ever. Would you be surprised if Romo threw for 500 yards and had his second straight 5 touchdown game? Me too. But would you be surprised if Peyton did it? Me neither. (Notice I didn't even mention that Peyton was playing against one of the worst defenses in the league in the Titans - which is just icing on the cake. He's good enough that it just doesn't matter.)
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Hello fellow member of the Raider Nation.  Frankly, I'm disappointed.  How can you pass up your franchise QB in Matt Leinart?!?!?! WTF!!!  Michael Huff may be a hard hitter, but he's not going to bring the organization out of extinction.  Now Aaron Brooks is our QB.  Its going to be a rough year, but hang in there.\n\nJust Win Baby!\n\nP.S. "Jet" can go f*ck himself.
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I think Romo has benefited from being on the sidelines for the last few years.  He has had time to learn from some good quarterbacks and also get a good handle on the playbook.  Judging by the way he's playing right now he is going to be a good quarterback for a while.  He is very mobile and he's giving the Cowboys another weapon...  something Bledsoe couldn't give them....
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the suprising thing about the dolphins is their qb...all the wrs had over 3 drops in a game and he still gets 300 yards passing hhhmmm...yo T.O would be a good pick for any team..the guy had 20 catches in one game!!after last years laughs, he will sign a contact with a no-clown clause on it...lol
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Shaun Alexander will have a good year in 2006. Better chance that happen is yes he is one of the best in NFL he ruled and showed people. What he done at, Alabama was great also he is by far a out standing runing back and he will break his own record he did it with out the big money. Since he's got the money he will be proven he's worth it. He will not fizzle like so many other's.  ICHOOSETOTELLTHETRUTH
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With T.O., you just have to look at things on a year-to-year basis.  I'm no T.O. fan, but he will have a significant impact on the Cowboys in 2006.  As far as 2006 is concerned, his impact will be positive, and should prove to be enough of a difference to earn Dallas a playoff berth.  Bledsoe almost instantly becomes a better QB by having Owens at the WR spot, and even less pressure could be lifted from Drew's shoulders if Julius Jones can rebound from a sub-par '05 campaign.  Owens's presence would have made a huge difference in all of those close games that Dallas dropped during the 2005 season.  Beyond 2006, you're guess is as good as mine.
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He badly needs out of Arizona.\n\nI personally think he'll be a steady, but far from spectacular, 10 year guy. Put him on a team with talent (like, if USC went pro) and he'll win.
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Obviously some of the other people answering your question don't have Brees.\nI'm a fellow Brees owner and he's basically the reason I'm 9-2 this season and a lock for the No. 1 seed.\nWho has Romo picked apart?  The Bucs... Yup, that's about it.  The people who are on the Romo bandwagon need to chill out.\n\nAs for trading for a TE... Unless you can get Colston, who in some leagues is still considered a TE,  Winslow Jr. or maybe Todd Heap then don't make a deal.\n\nThose are the top 3 TE's.\n\nAlso, since Romo is so hot right now, add another mediocre player in the mix.  Say like a DeAngelo Williams or someone.  Just a fantasy teams 3rd back that is still producing or a flex receiver that will get you points vs. soft defenses.\n\nCrumpler has one major flaw... VICK!!!\nHe may be Vick's main target but Vick isn't good when he's being asked to lead his team.
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Romo I believe is the real deal. \n\nHere is why: \n\nWhen a QB calls a play he has 3 or 4 targets, but really only 1 maybe 2 are actual options once the play starts. Romo is at least right now seeing the plays develop and he is seeing all 4 targets and is finding the openings for the 3rd and 4th option if it is not there for the first or second. Very few QBs have been able to do this, Sure he likes TO, but of his 4 starts so far he has had 3 different leading receivers. In these same four games he has completed receptions to 9 different players. to me that is impressive seeing that most teams have 1 or 2 TEs 2 or 3 RBs and 4 or 5 WRs that actually get playing time, and of those only usually 1TE 2RBs and 3WRs get any significant playing time. \n\nRomo has completed passes to nearly every single elgible receiver who gets a check from the Cowboys. Including guys named : Sam Hurd, and Oliver Hoyte.
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cant go with romo he's only started 1 game in his carrer!\n\ngo with Drew Brees, and Willie Parker becasue he's fast.