Tony Romo throws a hissy fit.

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Alvin Walton
09-03-2012, 01:19 PM
Better hurry up old man, your window is closing.
Theres always the PGA......

Tony Romo, Dallas Cowboys quarterback, walks out on media session when asked to respond to comments by team owner Jerry Jones - NYPOST.com (http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/more_sports/responding_to_jones_riles_romo_2MXsmsAZ47hNclw5PWk vsJ)

Even the locals are wary of how things are dragging on.

Tony Romo's Career Outlook: Has the QB Peaked? | NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth (http://www.nbcdfw.com/blogs/blue-star/Tony-Romos-Career-Outlook-Has-the-QB-Peaked--168365536.html)

NC_Skins
09-03-2012, 01:36 PM
Nobody cares Romo's feelings are hurt.

Evilgrin
09-03-2012, 01:36 PM
I'd probably throw a hissy fit too, if i had to stand behind that offensive line, and then take the heat from Jerrah.

SFREDSKIN
09-03-2012, 01:38 PM
He's just a Romosexual!

53Fan
09-03-2012, 01:48 PM
Romo can't handle the truth. He's had one playoff win his whole career. I suspect his time with the cowgirls will not be remembered fondly.

44 goes 50 gut
09-03-2012, 03:01 PM
Wouldn't be surprised to see him go somewhere else and have more success, all the guy has ever done is be way better than anyone has any right to expect.

The national media frenzy over his playoff record is fun to watch because its the cowboys misery, and cowboys misery is always enjoyable... But seriously pinning that teams playoff woes on one guy is laughable no matter what team or what QB we're talking about. It's a team game, the guys playoff stats aren't particularly impressive but they also aren't particularly bad either. What have been bad however is Dallas' run game (or complete lack of one) and their O line, along with their entire secondary.

Personally I also think that in the internet age the media has become down right vicious and predatory. So while Romo is a very unsympathetic dude (he's a massive douche), I can't blame him for going off on them, always the leading questions, always the unstated assumptions and the narrative of "Tony why do you choke so much in the playoffs, talk to us about why you suck so much?".

Basically we've got a situation where every major players press conference is either a love fest of mostly undeserved fawning or a judgement panel where everyone including the viewers knows exactly what trap the question is trying the lead to the player into, but everyone pretends it's not an rude/leading/demeaning thing to ask someone.

What I DON"T understand is why no one ever asks Jerrah (in the same leading/provocative way) why he thinks he's qualified to make football personnel moves, when it's clear from history that Jimmah built his good teams.

CultBrennan59
09-03-2012, 03:05 PM
To me, Romo always, no matter what, will be remembered for this play the rest of his career


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Chico23231
09-03-2012, 03:24 PM
Wouldn't be surprised to see him go somewhere else and have more success, all the guy has ever done is be way better than anyone has any right to expect.

The national media frenzy over his playoff record is fun to watch because its the cowboys misery, and cowboys misery is always enjoyable... But seriously pinning that teams playoff woes on one guy is laughable no matter what team or what QB we're talking about. It's a team game, the guys playoff stats aren't particularly impressive but they also aren't particularly bad either. What have been bad however is Dallas' run game (or complete lack of one) and their O line, along with their entire secondary.

Personally I also think that in the internet age the media has become down right vicious and predatory. So while Romo is a very unsympathetic dude (he's a massive douche), I can't blame him for going off on them, always the leading questions, always the unstated assumptions and the narrative of "Tony why do you choke so much in the playoffs, talk to us about why you suck so much?".

Basically we've got a situation where every major players press conference is either a love fest of mostly undeserved fawning or a judgement panel where everyone including the viewers knows exactly what trap the question is trying the lead to the player into, but everyone pretends it's not an rude/leading/demeaning thing to ask someone.

What I DON"T understand is why no one ever asks Jerrah (in the same leading/provocative way) why he thinks he's qualified to make football personnel moves, when it's clear from history that Jimmah built his good teams.

unfortunately, its part of the job. if he cant handle it, he should just quit, leave, or etc. Tony is well paid, so he should probably just be a professional.

53Fan
09-03-2012, 04:55 PM
You're probably right CB59. Far from the only game he's lost from mistakes or bad decisions but definitely the funniest. :cool-smil

Dirtbag59
09-03-2012, 05:26 PM
Please get rid of Tony Romo Dallas. Go ahead try and find another QB that can regularly throw for over 4,000 yards and 25+ TD's because you know they grow on trees.

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