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RyanB
02-08-2009, 12:11 AM
Who do you get to replace him? Can you get that person? Romo for Warner straight up, since he's such a leader?

That_Is_My_El_Camino
02-08-2009, 12:17 AM
Should of made this a pole.

RyanB
02-08-2009, 12:29 AM
Should of made this a pole.

Once I get of few options I'll make it a pole.

jefehbk
02-08-2009, 12:43 AM
Philip Rivers, Eli Manning, Matt Cassell,

or maybe the Cows should try to position themselves to take Tim Tebow or Sam Bradford in 2010 draft.

That_Is_My_El_Camino
02-08-2009, 12:56 AM
Philip Rivers, Eli Manning, Matt Cassell, Really? You think that San Diego, New York, or New England would let them go? LOL

LannyN9NE
02-08-2009, 01:51 AM
Really? You think that San Diego, New York, or New England would let them go? LOL

Cassell yes. Others not a chance in hell. It doesn't matter who is playing quarterback in Dallas because there is always someone better out there according to the fans around here.

RyanB
02-08-2009, 02:20 AM
Philip Rivers, Eli Manning, Matt Cassell,

or maybe the Cows should try to position themselves to take Tim Tebow or Sam Bradford in 2010 draft.

How would they go about getting each player? Are those the only ones you would Trade Romo for?

And LOL @ E Manning.

That_Is_My_El_Camino
02-08-2009, 04:59 AM
Cassell yes. Others not a chance in hell. It doesn't matter who is playing quarterback in Dallas because there is always someone better out there according to the fans around here.Didn't New England just make him a franchise player? I'm not sure exactly what that entails, but it would seem kind of illogical to make a guy your franchise player and then trade him to another franchise.

IDAjeff
02-08-2009, 10:25 AM
haha romo is terrible we need someone like drew brees he sure know how to get the ball to everyone

BP
02-08-2009, 10:35 AM
The obvious answer is Vince Young.

Hollywood
02-08-2009, 10:39 AM
The obvious answer is Vince Young.

I think this month the popular choice is Mike Vick. VY is so 2008

ScottsMach03
02-08-2009, 10:43 AM
The obvious answer is Vince Young.

I almost spit my food out. Titans can keep Vince. Ive never been impressed with the guy.

line-em-up
02-08-2009, 10:50 AM
Should of made this a pole.
A light pole or a flag pole?

Romo will be great if he will quit throwing the ball up for grabs.

BP
02-08-2009, 10:53 AM
I think this month the popular choice is Mike Vick. VY is so 2008

Marcus would be cheaper. He'd probably play just to get one of Jerry's attorneys.

BOOSTED32V
02-08-2009, 12:07 PM
I would take Matt Cassell or Phillip Rivers, but what we really need is a couple of OL that have college educations and know not to move until the ball is hiked. :rolleyes:

Geor!
02-08-2009, 12:38 PM
Didn't New England just make him a franchise player? I'm not sure exactly what that entails, but it would seem kind of illogical to make a guy your franchise player and then trade him to another franchise.

If they put a franchise tag on a fucking backup QB, that's the easiest paycheck anybody is going to earn in the NFL -- and one of the dumbest moves I've seen anybody make. I think he'll get paid about 11 million dollars next year to sit on his ass. Must be nice. What are they going to do next year? Slap that tag on him again?

tex
02-08-2009, 12:51 PM
If they put a franchise tag on a fucking backup QB, that's the easiest paycheck anybody is going to earn in the NFL -- and one of the dumbest moves I've seen anybody make. I think he'll get paid about 11 million dollars next year to sit on his ass. Must be nice. What are they going to do next year? Slap that tag on him again?

They're using the tag in case Brady isn't back. If Brady returns on time, then they can force other teams to raise the trade value for Cassell. It's only a bad move if it backfires and Brady returns but they can't deal Cassell, which isn't likely.

That_Is_My_El_Camino
02-08-2009, 01:05 PM
A light pole or a flag pole?No, a pole. You know, different options, people vote on it. He should of made this a pole.

Craizie
02-08-2009, 01:11 PM
No, a poll. You know, different options, people vote on it. He should of made this a poll.



went ahead and fixed it for you.

That_Is_My_El_Camino
02-08-2009, 01:12 PM
went ahead and fixed it for you.No you didn't, but you were close! :D

46Tbird
02-08-2009, 01:17 PM
went ahead and fixed it for you.You should of fixed "should have."

bert89coupe
02-08-2009, 01:30 PM
They're using the tag in case Brady isn't back. If Brady returns on time, then they can force other teams to raise the trade value for Cassell. It's only a bad move if it backfires and Brady returns but they can't deal Cassell, which isn't likely.


exactly, i believe Cassell would've been a free agent after this season. So it was either put that tag on him or give him a pretty decent contract (which wasn't going to happen) because they weren't going to let him go for nothing.



but to answer Ryan's question, i don't think you do anything with him right now. I think the boys need to either pick up a decent #2 guy or in either this years or next years draft get somebody they think will get the job done. Of course, this is the same team(jerry jones) that thought Carter, Hutchinson, Leaf, Henson.......... well you get the point, a bunch of #3's could also get the job done.

Cartman
02-08-2009, 01:50 PM
If they put a franchise tag on a fucking backup QB, that's the easiest paycheck anybody is going to earn in the NFL -- and one of the dumbest moves I've seen anybody make. I think he'll get paid about 11 million dollars next year to sit on his ass. Must be nice. What are they going to do next year? Slap that tag on him again?

it is a min of 14mil I think right now. they take the top 5 qb per year contract and add them divide by 5 and that makes the amount they have to offer or lose the Franshise tag on him

LannyN9NE
02-08-2009, 01:58 PM
Didn't New England just make him a franchise player? I'm not sure exactly what that entails, but it would seem kind of illogical to make a guy your franchise player and then trade him to another franchise.

Actually it is really logical. Another team can offer him a contract still but would end up giving up 2 first round picks for him if he signs and the Patriots do not match. Putting the designation on him just assures he does not get away for nothing. Instead you will more than likely have a sign and trade like the Jared Allen situation last year or Matt Shaub a couple years ago.

Badass2000gt
02-08-2009, 05:01 PM
Colt McCoy. Oh wait a second I don't want McCoy go to the cowboys. I like McCoy.

Stephen
02-08-2009, 06:57 PM
romo is not a bad qb guys.... imo dallas needs better play calling and a more efficient o-line.. you can only scramble soo much before a d-line hits you on every side which is what happened most of the year.. sure he throws a bunch of picks but thats what making big plays is all about. i bet he would be 10x better if he had an extra second.. (btw the cowboys o-line gave romo no time this year to generate a play due to penalties/his injury/the o-line letting someone through)

Badass2000gt
02-08-2009, 06:59 PM
romo is not a bad qb guys.... imo dallas needs better play calling and a more efficient o-line.. you can only scramble soo much before a d-line hits you on every side which is what happened most of the year.. sure he throws a bunch of picks but thats what making big plays is all about. i bet he would be 10x better if he had an extra second.. (btw the cowboys o-line gave romo no time this year to generate a play due to penalties/his injury/the o-line letting someone through)

So you like romo I don't give a shit attitude? Romo is overrated and he can have the best o-line and he still be just an avg QB.

TonyMCev
02-08-2009, 08:32 PM
So you like romo I don't give a shit attitude? Romo is overrated and he can have the best o-line and he still be just an avg QB.

exactly. when it is all said and done, romo is still an undrafted free agent. he is more into celebrity status than commitment to winning. i do not give a shit who dallas can get. just get his ass out of here.

his i don't give a shit attitude damn near has me turning my back on the cowboys...

RyanB
02-08-2009, 08:41 PM
haha romo is terrible we need someone like drew brees he sure know how to get the ball to everyone

Who do you think the Saints would need in return for Drew Brees? Do you think they would trade him for anything?

I would take Matt Cassell or Phillip Rivers, but what we really need is a couple of OL that have college educations and know not to move until the ball is hiked. :rolleyes:

Matt Cassel is worth 6 years~90million? And you're still paying Romo and you have to give up two #1 picks? Once again, who would you trade for Rivers? Do you think he's available?

If they put a franchise tag on a fucking backup QB, that's the easiest paycheck anybody is going to earn in the NFL -- and one of the dumbest moves I've seen anybody make. I think he'll get paid about 11 million dollars next year to sit on his ass. Must be nice. What are they going to do next year? Slap that tag on him again?

Cannot franchise a player 2 years in a row. It's like Lanny and tex said. They franchised Cassel for Brady Insurance. And teams will want Cassel if Brady is healthy do they'll get the two #1 picks.
So you like romo I don't give a shit attitude? Romo is overrated and he can have the best o-line and he still be just an avg QB.

Just because Romo doesn't eat sleep and shit football doesn't mean he doesn't care. I think he has the tools to be a good quarterback.

exactly. when it is all said and done, romo is still an undrafted free agent. he is more into celebrity status than commitment to winning. i do not give a shit who dallas can get. just get his ass out of here.

his i don't give a shit attitude damn near has me turning my back on the cowboys...

So you'd trade Romo for any QB as long as he worked hard? Sweet, let's get Quincy Carter back!

Another question, who would you rather have in a playoff game a QB who is 0-2 or 0-0?

Geor!
02-08-2009, 08:50 PM
They're using the tag in case Brady isn't back. If Brady returns on time, then they can force other teams to raise the trade value for Cassell. It's only a bad move if it backfires and Brady returns but they can't deal Cassell, which isn't likely.
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Badass2000gt
02-08-2009, 09:00 PM
Just because Romo doesn't eat sleep and shit football doesn't mean he doesn't care. I think he has the tools to be a good quarterback.







Well he has a funny way of showing it. And if he is getting paid 60 plus million dollars he needs to show he cares. What he said after that ass whoopin game against the eagles lost any respect I had for romo.

RyanB
02-08-2009, 09:09 PM
Well he has a funny way of showing it. And if he is getting paid 60 plus million dollars he needs to show he cares. What he said after that ass whoopin game against the eagles lost any respect I had for romo.

What do you want him to say? The season was over. You want him to call out some players then say he wants to end his life because the team laid a fucking egg out there?

Badass2000gt
02-08-2009, 09:28 PM
What do you want him to say? The season was over. You want him to call out some players then say he wants to end his life because the team laid a fucking egg out there?

Well no. But "if this is the worst thing to ever happen in my life, then I had a pretty good life" comment was not a good thing to say when you are the starting QB of the Dallas Cowboys. To me he is just a laid back kind of guy which is cool but damn show some kind of emotion after a win and especially after a lost.

RyanB
02-08-2009, 09:32 PM
Well no. But "if this is the worst thing to ever happen in my life, then I had a pretty good life" comment was not a good thing to say when you are the starting QB of the Dallas Cowboys. To me he is just a laid back kind of guy which is cool but damn show some kind of emotion after a win and especially after a lost.

I think the fact that he is laid back helps at his position. He doesn't panic. I'm not saying he's the best in the league or anything. I just think he's in the top 4-5. And the others that are out there are never switching teams (Rothlesberger, P. Manning, Brady, Rivers).

If Romo the problem, tell me how the Cowboys fix it.

Badass2000gt
02-08-2009, 09:35 PM
I think the fact that he is laid back helps at his position. He doesn't panic. I'm not saying he's the best in the league or anything. I just think he's in the top 4-5. And the others that are out there are never switching teams (Rothlesberger, P. Manning, Brady, Rivers).

If Romo the problem, tell me how the Cowboys fix it.

Romo is part of the problem. The big problem is the owner which he is the main and only reason I'm not a fan anymore. Once Jerry is gone then hopefully his son can do a better job and try not to be the center of attention. So really the cowboys don't have a hope until Jerry is gone.

LannyN9NE
02-08-2009, 11:46 PM
Who do you think the Saints would need in return for Drew Brees? Do you think they would trade him for anything?

I don't think the Saints would give him up period.

Matt Cassel is worth 6 years~90million? And you're still paying Romo and you have to give up two #1 picks? Once again, who would you trade for Rivers? Do you think he's available?

Cassel will probably get closer to Matt Shaub money. 6 years at 45 million. Rivers again I do not see going anywhere. They have been building the offense more around him than LT once LT started to show signs of injury last season.

Cannot franchise a player 2 years in a row. It's like Lanny and tex said. They franchised Cassel for Brady Insurance. And teams will want Cassel if Brady is healthy do they'll get the two #1 picks.

Unless it is in the tender agreement that isn't true. Look at players such as Suggs and Hayneworth. Once the player is franchised they still do not have to sign the one year tender, it is just highly unlikely a team will sign them to a deal as well. Teams will approach the player and offer kind of a gentleman's agreement that if they reach certain incentives they will not place the tag on them again.

Just because Romo doesn't eat sleep and shit football doesn't mean he doesn't care. I think he has the tools to be a good quarterback.


I bet there are other players out there that have the same attitude but do not wear their emotions on the sleeve so to speak. With the high egos the Cowboys have I think that is the attitude that is needed to make it all work. The problem with it is you need to keep it a little more quiet than Romo does. That being said I hope he does finally win a Super Bowl simply because of the fact that I like the guy a lot.

LannyN9NE
02-08-2009, 11:48 PM
Well no. But "if this is the worst thing to ever happen in my life, then I had a pretty good life" comment was not a good thing to say when you are the starting QB of the Dallas Cowboys. To me he is just a laid back kind of guy which is cool but damn show some kind of emotion after a win and especially after a lost.

See I don't agree with that. He has a point and said what was on his mind. Look at him after he makes a mistake and you will see he cares. He just leaves his emotions for the game on the field.

SlowLX
02-08-2009, 11:53 PM
If they put a franchise tag on a fucking backup QB, that's the easiest paycheck anybody is going to earn in the NFL -- and one of the dumbest moves I've seen anybody make. I think he'll get paid about 11 million dollars next year to sit on his ass. Must be nice. What are they going to do next year? Slap that tag on him again?

They want to keep him around until they can be sure Brady is what he was when he comes back.

RyanB
02-09-2009, 12:06 AM
[I don't think the Saints would give him up period.

My point exactly

Cassel will probably get closer to Matt Shaub money. 6 years at 45 million. Rivers again I do not see going anywhere. They have been building the offense more around him than LT once LT started to show signs of injury last season.

I think he'll make more than Shaub as he showed a hell of a lot more than Shaub ever did. And I agree, the Chargers let DREW BREES go, because they liked Rivers better, he isn't going anywhere.

Unless it is in the tender agreement that isn't true. Look at players such as Suggs and Hayneworth. Once the player is franchised they still do not have to sign the one year tender, it is just highly unlikely a team will sign them to a deal as well. Teams will approach the player and offer kind of a gentleman's agreement that if they reach certain incentives they will not place the tag on them again.

Well Cassel signed the tender, so that means the Patriots cannot try to franchise him next year as well. But also I agree where teams will often franchise a guy just to get a longer negotiating period.

Vertnut
02-09-2009, 05:50 AM
Romo is part of the problem. The big problem is the owner which he is the main and only reason I'm not a fan anymore. Once Jerry is gone then hopefully his son can do a better job and try not to be the center of attention. So really the cowboys don't have a hope until Jerry is gone.

Your Romo-hating is getting old (older). You're pretty much out there on your own on this... He's the QB for the next several years, barring an injury. As a Cowboy hater, your opinion of their QB carries little validity.

bert89coupe
02-09-2009, 09:49 AM
RyanB- what is your thoughts on the situation? You're asking the questions, just curious to what you think.

regaltip
02-09-2009, 10:03 AM
QB hating in Dallas is so played out. I don't see how the QB is the issue all the way around? There are 2 sides of the ball that has to be played. There have been too many games that have been lost because of the D as well as the Offense.

RyanB
02-09-2009, 10:03 AM
RyanB- what is your thoughts on the situation? You're asking the questions, just curious to what you think.

I just think that Romo is good enough. All this people whining about him doesn't do any good as there isn't anyone available that can do any better. It's like people bitching because Jerry Jones is the owner. He will run that team until he is the undead like Al Davis. Maybe he'll mellow out a-la Dan Snyder and let football guys make decisions, maybe not.

My shortlist if I was GM and building a team to win this year:
Brady, Peyton, Big Ben, Philip Rivers.

Building one to win for a decade:
Big Ben, Rivers, Joe Flacco, Romo.

I don't really know where to put guys like Jay Cutler and Drew Brees.

TOMMY
02-09-2009, 10:35 AM
I just think that Romo is good enough. All this people whining about him doesn't do any good as there isn't anyone available that can do any better. It's like people bitching because Jerry Jones is the owner. He will run that team until he is the undead like Al Davis. Maybe he'll mellow out a-la Dan Snyder and let football guys make decisions, maybe not.

My shortlist if I was GM and building a team to win this year:
Brady, Peyton, Big Ben, Philip Rivers.

Building one to win for a decade:
Big Ben, Rivers, Joe Flacco, Romo.

I don't really know where to put guys like Jay Cutler and Drew Brees.

Jerry would have went after Brees...but he was unsure about his shoulder. If he knew that Brees were going to bounce back the way he did Romo would still be on the bench. As of right now I would take Brees over Romo..

TOMMY
02-09-2009, 10:36 AM
QB hating in Dallas is so played out. I don't see how the QB is the issue all the way around? There are 2 sides of the ball that has to be played. There have been too many games that have been lost because of the D as well as the Offense.

I agree with you also..its not all Romo's fault..If someone would jump Romo's ass he wouldn't make so many mistakes. And if Romo would run up in Owens face and tell him to STFU! and run good routes he would instantly gain respect and become the leader of the team.

regaltip
02-09-2009, 10:41 AM
Brees is a good QB, but he's stuck in the same situation that Romo is in. Do I believe that Brees would change things around here... NO, he's not a game changer either like a Payton Manning or a Tom Brady.

bert89coupe
02-09-2009, 11:47 AM
I just think that Romo is good enough. All this people whining about him doesn't do any good as there isn't anyone available that can do any better. It's like people bitching because Jerry Jones is the owner. He will run that team until he is the undead like Al Davis. Maybe he'll mellow out a-la Dan Snyder and let football guys make decisions, maybe not.

My shortlist if I was GM and building a team to win this year:
Brady, Peyton, Big Ben, Philip Rivers.

Building one to win for a decade:
Big Ben, Rivers, Joe Flacco, Romo.

I don't really know where to put guys like Jay Cutler and Drew Brees.



I think if you put Flacco in that catagory, then you have to mention Matt Ryan in there as of now.

RyanB
02-09-2009, 12:00 PM
I think if you put Flacco in that catagory, then you have to mention Matt Ryan in there as of now.

I don't like his arm. I was not a believer of it in college and I haven't seen him much in the NFL so I'll have to wait on him. But Flacco is the real deal.

5point0pony
02-09-2009, 12:04 PM
I just think that Romo is good enough. All this people whining about him doesn't do any good as there isn't anyone available that can do any better.

X2, and in all honesty you don't need a great QB to win the SB just one good enough, which Romo definitely is. The Dallas fan attitude is getting really annoying with all the media outlets now.

bcoop
02-09-2009, 12:39 PM
X2, and in all honesty you don't need a great QB to win the SB just one good enough

Very true, just ask Worthlessbooger.

LannyN9NE
02-09-2009, 12:41 PM
Very true, just ask Worthlessbooger.

Out of curiousity what is it that people do not like about Big Ben?

regaltip
02-09-2009, 12:43 PM
Very true, just ask Worthlessbooger.

So many spare QB's have won a SB doesn't mean they are worth the HOF. It comes down to Defense mostly. If you can score enough points and your D can produce turnovers then your chances of winning are much greater!

bcoop
02-09-2009, 12:43 PM
Out of curiousity what is it that people do not like about Big Ben?


First and foremost, he's a Steeler.


I've said it on here before, but I don't care for him because he's boring as shit to watch. He's a bus driver. He's not stellar, he rarely makes jaw dropping, amazing plays. Of course, this is only my opinion, I just don't think he's that great. He's "good enough", which apparently, is all that matters. He's proven it twice in his career now.

That_Is_My_El_Camino
02-09-2009, 12:46 PM
He's a bus driver.Don't hate.

regaltip
02-09-2009, 12:51 PM
Out of curiousity what is it that people do not like about Big Ben?

Still don't like him just because he won a SB doesn't make him stellar!

LannyN9NE
02-09-2009, 12:53 PM
First and foremost, he's a Steeler.


I've said it on here before, but I don't care for him because he's boring as shit to watch. He's a bus driver. He's not stellar, he rarely makes jaw dropping, amazing plays. Of course, this is only my opinion, I just don't think he's that great. He's "good enough", which apparently, is all that matters. He's proven it twice in his career now.

The first one that they won yes. The past 2 years or so he has stepped it up tho. I guess I just see him differently. His ability to prolong the play and with more than just Hines Ward now I think he has shown that he is in the top 5-7 quarterbacks in the league.

Badass2000gt
02-09-2009, 02:08 PM
Your Romo-hating is getting old (older). You're pretty much out there on your own on this... He's the QB for the next several years, barring an injury. As a Cowboy hater, your opinion of their QB carries little validity.

If you read my post correctly I said the main problem was Jerry Jones. I said Romo was part of the problem not the main problem. So you are ok with Romo's attitude? You are ok with him getting 60 million dollars and have a I don't give a fuck attitude?

93powerranger
02-09-2009, 02:22 PM
Actually it is really logical. Another team can offer him a contract still but would end up giving up 2 first round picks for him if he signs and the Patriots do not match. Putting the designation on him just assures he does not get away for nothing. Instead you will more than likely have a sign and trade like the Jared Allen situation last year or Matt Shaub a couple years ago.

x2 it makes the most sense. There are alot of teams that are wanting Cassel now that they have seen what he is capable of. New England is very smart . Plus if Brady is not ready they have a legitimate starter in there and are not all over the market in Free Agency .

regaltip
02-09-2009, 03:11 PM
Not sure if Cassell will end up leaving New England because the Pats know he's a solid number 2 QB.

poopnut2
02-09-2009, 03:20 PM
Jesus Christ. Romo has started for two full seasons. One of which he went 13 and 3. Another he was out for four games, in which the cowboys lost 3, which was nearly half of their losses during the season. Do I understand that he makes mistakes? Of course. He's an interception magnet, but that can easily be fixed as long as he understands that not every play has to be a 10 yard+ play If nothing is there, nothing is there.

I do however think that we need a solid back up and hopefully we'll pick someone up in the draft.

RyanB
02-09-2009, 03:32 PM
Not sure if Cassell will end up leaving New England because the Pats know he's a solid number 2 QB.

Yeah 14M is what they want to pay their #2 QB....lolz.

BlownStroked89Lx
02-11-2009, 11:57 AM
I would sign M. Vick.....just to put the pressure on Romo to perform....if anyone has ever played football...we all know if your back-up is good enough to take your job...you better play your ass off to keep him on the bench......thats how it is for all football players........Romo has no pressure of losing his starting position with Brad Johnson behind him.......get Vick on the team and you better believe Tony Romo will be playing at his old pro bowl level.......if not bench him couple games let Vick go out there and run around.....hell i'd pay to see that..lol

RyanB
02-11-2009, 12:14 PM
I would sign M. Vick.....just to put the pressure on Romo to perform....if anyone has ever played football...we all know if your back-up is good enough to take your job...you better play your ass off to keep him on the bench......thats how it is for all football players........Romo has no pressure of losing his starting position with Brad Johnson behind him.......get Vick on the team and you better believe Tony Romo will be playing at his old pro bowl level.......if not bench him couple games let Vick go out there and run around.....hell i'd pay to see that..lol

I hope your other 17 posts weren't this fucking retarded.

line-em-up
02-11-2009, 12:21 PM
I would sign M. Vick.....just to put the pressure on Romo to perform....if anyone has ever played football...we all know if your back-up is good enough to take your job...you better play your ass off to keep him on the bench......thats how it is for all football players........Romo has no pressure of losing his starting position with Brad Johnson behind him.......get Vick on the team and you better believe Tony Romo will be playing at his old pro bowl level.......if not bench him couple games let Vick go out there and run around.....hell i'd pay to see that..lol

Vick isn't worth the distraction.

poopnut2
02-11-2009, 07:28 PM
Vick isn't worth the distraction.

Jerry likes to make headlines though. So, acquiring Vick probably isn't out of the question.

BlownStroked, you're just wanting them to use Philly's tactic like they did with McNabb. While I agree that we need a better back up, that's not a good risk to take.

LannyN9NE
02-11-2009, 07:55 PM
I would sign M. Vick.....just to put the pressure on Romo to perform....if anyone has ever played football...we all know if your back-up is good enough to take your job...you better play your ass off to keep him on the bench......thats how it is for all football players........Romo has no pressure of losing his starting position with Brad Johnson behind him.......get Vick on the team and you better believe Tony Romo will be playing at his old pro bowl level.......if not bench him couple games let Vick go out there and run around.....hell i'd pay to see that..lol

You really think a guy who never really was a good QB and has been out of the game for 2 years will put a lot of pressure on a player who lead a team to a 13-3 record and 8-4 record the last two seasons?

BreedLove
02-11-2009, 08:16 PM
Philip Rivers, Eli Manning, Matt Cassell,

or maybe the Cows should try to position themselves to take Tim Tebow or Sam Bradford in 2010 draft.

bradford maybe, but tebow will never be a nfl quarterback.

Ylw 98~~SNAKE~~
02-11-2009, 08:21 PM
you can give Homo a badass line and he will still choke!

poopnut2
02-11-2009, 08:24 PM
bradford maybe, but tebow will never be a nfl quarterback.

Tim has more heart that probably any college QB besides maybe Colt McCoy and I think that with work from NFL QB coaches, that he could be a badass QB. He reminds me of Steve Young a lot. Bradford is a great QB, but until I see a little more, I honestly couldn't say that right now he would be that great in the NFL.

BreedLove
02-11-2009, 08:44 PM
Tim has more heart that probably any college QB besides maybe Colt McCoy and I think that with work from NFL QB coaches, that he could be a badass QB. He reminds me of Steve Young a lot. Bradford is a great QB, but until I see a little more, I honestly couldn't say that right now he would be that great in the NFL.

I'm not knocking him i'm not saying he doesn't have heart, but he's too short, has to long of a throw, and just isn't an NFL quarterback. Tight end, H back very possible. Look for someone like Miami to get him, and right that Wildcat. He will never be an NFL qb. Matt Stafford right now has all the mechanics and size, now he just needs to be molded. Bradford and McCoy will be good as well.

poopnut2
02-11-2009, 10:03 PM
I'm not knocking him i'm not saying he doesn't have heart, but he's too short, has to long of a throw, and just isn't an NFL quarterback. Tight end, H back very possible. Look for someone like Miami to get him, and right that Wildcat. He will never be an NFL qb. Matt Stafford right now has all the mechanics and size, now he just needs to be molded. Bradford and McCoy will be good as well.

He's 6' 3"? Isn't that about the standard or above for NFL QB's? Bradford is 6' 4", and McCoy is 6' 3". Unless Bradford puts some size on, which he should, Tim Tebow is more likely an NFL QB than Bradford is. Who knows though? The Big 10 has some great QB's coming out, and anyone that knows me knows that I hate the SEC, but I believe that Tim can make it.

BlownStroked89Lx
02-12-2009, 03:22 AM
I would work it the philly style.....put pressure on the guy to make him think if he dosen't perform, he will lose his job..........thing with Romo is i can't stand it when he does bad he just sits his sad ass on the bench with his head down.....thats the last way the leader of your team should act.......the guy is a average qb with great talent around him......put any qb in with the talent dallas has and i bet ya they would perform pretty good......when you have talent at every position the way the cowboys do, no excuse to not perform at a pro-bowl level.........maybe vick wouldn't be a good pick up...but we all know jerry jones likes to pick up thugs....he would fit right in.

bcoop
02-12-2009, 08:19 AM
He's 6' 3"? Isn't that about the standard or above for NFL QB's? Bradford is 6' 4", and McCoy is 6' 3". Unless Bradford puts some size on, which he should, Tim Tebow is more likely an NFL QB than Bradford is. Who knows though? The Big 10 has some great QB's coming out, and anyone that knows me knows that I hate the SEC, but I believe that Tim can make it.




LOL! That's absurd. Bradford is more NFL ready than any of them, he just needs to put on some weight.


Tim will NOT play in the NFL as a QB. Even the mock drafts had him predicted going late in the 3rd and 4th rounds, as a FB, not a QB. Miami would line him up as a QB in the Wildcat, and might use him on occasion, but unless they lose #1 and #2, he won't start.

jluv
02-12-2009, 08:58 AM
I dislike Romo's attitude a lot, but I think he'll mature in a hurry. I like that Aikman called him out on it.

I'm not ready to see him go yet. I want to see what he does with one more season. I am hopeful he will step it up, and as soon as he does, all of the talk will change. If he sucks, and if he keeps acting like it's no big deal, I'll be right there with the rest of the haters with the torches and pitchforks.

I don't see how the Boys would be able to get someone better and put them in a position to be more successful for the upcoming season. What happens when they do put someone else out there and they suck it up as bad or worse? There are obviously other issues that need to be addressed.

I do think they need to pick up a young stud as soon as they can and get them ready to take Romo's place, whether it be in one year or five.

Badass2000gt
02-12-2009, 09:01 AM
LOL! That's absurd. Bradford is more NFL ready than any of them, he just needs to put on some weight.


Tim will NOT play in the NFL as a QB. Even the mock drafts had him predicted going late in the 3rd and 4th rounds, as a FB, not a QB. Miami would line him up as a QB in the Wildcat, and might use him on occasion, but unless they lose #1 and #2, he won't start.

Sometimes you are correct about somethings but not about Bradford. If Bradford was ready for the NFL then he would've have declared for the draft this year. He didn't cause he knows he isn't ready.

Vertnut
02-12-2009, 09:07 AM
Sometimes you are correct about somethings but not about Bradford. If Bradford was ready for the NFL then he would've have declared for the draft this year. He didn't cause he knows he isn't ready.

We actually agree. Bradford may have the tools, but it takes more than that, and he's not quite ready. After the players they lost, he might wish he had gone ahead and declared...

bcoop
02-12-2009, 09:07 AM
Sometimes you are correct about somethings but not about Bradford. If Bradford was ready for the NFL then he would've have declared for the draft this year. He didn't cause he knows he isn't ready.



Did he tell you this? You don't have the first fucking clue as to the reason he didn't declare.


If I had a million to bet, I'd bet that he didn't declare because he didn't want to wind up in Detroit. Would you? I know I'd avoid that like the plague, and suck it up for 1 more year in college.


Bradford is more ready for the NFL than McCoy, Tebow, or Stafford. He's got the skill, he's got the accuracy, he's got everything he needs, except for an additional 25 pounds or so. I'm not discounting McCoy, either. He's just about ready himself.

IDAjeff
02-12-2009, 09:14 AM
your forgettin harrel

poopnut2
02-12-2009, 09:17 AM
LOL! That's absurd. Bradford is more NFL ready than any of them, he just needs to put on some weight.


Tim will NOT play in the NFL as a QB. Even the mock drafts had him predicted going late in the 3rd and 4th rounds, as a FB, not a QB. Miami would line him up as a QB in the Wildcat, and might use him on occasion, but unless they lose #1 and #2, he won't start.

What is Bradford? A sophomore? Why the hell is everyone so OU crazy?

Badass2000gt
02-12-2009, 09:37 AM
Did he tell you this? You don't have the first fucking clue as to the reason he didn't declare.


If I had a million to bet, I'd bet that he didn't declare because he didn't want to wind up in Detroit. Would you? I know I'd avoid that like the plague, and suck it up for 1 more year in college.


Bradford is more ready for the NFL than McCoy, Tebow, or Stafford. He's got the skill, he's got the accuracy, he's got everything he needs, except for an additional 25 pounds or so. I'm not discounting McCoy, either. He's just about ready himself.

He is going to a shitty team anyways next year if he goes to the draft. He might end up in Detriot anyways. I honestly believe he didn't go cause he wasn't ready which is a smart move by him. Honestly I think a QB needs a good 3 years under his belt before he moves up to the big league.

bcoop
02-12-2009, 09:41 AM
What is Bradford? A sophomore? Why the hell is everyone so OU crazy?



I'm an OU fan, and have been since I was a kid.

As for why everyone is so OU crazy, I don't know. They're a solid team, and have been pretty solid since Stoops' arrival. What's wrong with people being OU crazy? They were in the MNC, after all.


Yes, this past season Bradford was a redshirt Sophomore.

bcoop
02-12-2009, 09:42 AM
your forgettin harrel



I don't think Harrell will ever make starter on an NFL roster, just my opinion. He'd make a nice backup somewhere, I just don't think he's got starter ability. It's hard to tell with the system he came out of.

bcoop
02-12-2009, 09:43 AM
Honestly I think a QB needs a good 3 years under his belt before he moves up to the big league.

Personally, I think it depends on the QB. Some mature faster than others. 3 yrs is a good generalization, but some mature faster than that.

poopnut2
02-12-2009, 09:44 AM
I'm an OU fan, and have been since I was a kid.

As for why everyone is so OU crazy, I don't know. They're a solid team, and have been pretty solid since Stoops' arrival. What's wrong with people being OU crazy? They were in the MNC, after all.


Yes, this past season Bradford was a redshirt Sophomore.


Wasn't that the game where Tebow tore them a new one?

Badass2000gt
02-12-2009, 09:44 AM
Wasn't that the game where Tebow tore them a new one?

Oh shit here we go.:biglaugh:

bcoop
02-12-2009, 09:48 AM
Wasn't that the game where Tebow tore them a new one?


They were there, weren't they? Where was UT again? Oh, yeah. Sitting on the couch....

BreedLove
02-12-2009, 10:05 AM
your forgettin harrel

we didn't foget him. He's just not worthy of being mentioned. He's a product of the system.

Vertnut
02-12-2009, 10:23 AM
Did he tell you this? You don't have the first fucking clue as to the reason he didn't declare.


If I had a million to bet, I'd bet that he didn't declare because he didn't want to wind up in Detroit. Would you? I know I'd avoid that like the plague, and suck it up for 1 more year in college.


Bradford is more ready for the NFL than McCoy, Tebow, or Stafford. He's got the skill, he's got the accuracy, he's got everything he needs, except for an additional 25 pounds or so. I'm not discounting McCoy, either. He's just about ready himself.

Bradford is good, but not NFL good, and he knows it. The true Bradford came out in the Florida game. He had a great team around him, and they kept pressure off of him all year...he knows that, too. 25 pounds can change a player dramatically, especially in skilled positions. It's not always for the better, either. He was smart for not coming out, whatever the reason.

poopnut2
02-12-2009, 11:48 AM
They were there, weren't they? Where was UT again? Oh, yeah. Sitting on the couch....

Hell, Texas probably thought they were reshowing the game where THEY had beat OU.

LannyN9NE
02-12-2009, 12:34 PM
LOL! That's absurd. Bradford is more NFL ready than any of them, he just needs to put on some weight.


Tim will NOT play in the NFL as a QB. Even the mock drafts had him predicted going late in the 3rd and 4th rounds, as a FB, not a QB. Miami would line him up as a QB in the Wildcat, and might use him on occasion, but unless they lose #1 and #2, he won't start.

I have seen mock drafts that said that as well but there have also been some scouts/coaches/ect that have said in no way would Tebow not be taken in the first round.

bcoop
02-12-2009, 03:51 PM
I have seen mock drafts that said that as well but there have also been some scouts/coaches/ect that have said in no way would Tebow not be taken in the first round.



Granted, it's not like these teams hire a plane to fly a banner around town advertising who they want; but in every scenario I've seen, heard, and thought about, not once has anyone ever mentioned that they would be interested in Tebow. His name is never even thrown in the hat!

Vertnut
02-12-2009, 04:38 PM
As good of an athlete as he is, he just doesn't strike me as being a big-time pro QB. Hell, I thought all along that they would turn Vince Young into a WR or run him out of the slot, so what do I know...

billy's01cobra
02-23-2009, 06:01 PM
Romo will win us a ring

Kirby51
02-26-2009, 01:09 AM
To win a sb cowboys need to get rid of Jason Garretts no play calling ass. pick up some better cb's. make the o-line shed 20 lbs a piece so romo can have some time. and give jerry jones some pot.

tho
03-06-2009, 10:57 PM
Jerry Jones loves drama......Pacman Jones...check!!! Terrell Owens...check!!! Tank Johnson...check!!! Deion Sanders...check!!! Leon Lett...check!!! Mike Vick....


history repeats itself....i see Vick wearing the Blue and Silver star in the near future

RyanB
03-07-2009, 03:42 AM
Jerry Jones loves drama......Pacman Jones...check!!! Terrell Owens...check!!! Tank Johnson...check!!! Deion Sanders...check!!! Leon Lett...check!!! Mike Vick....


history repeats itself....i see Vick wearing the Blue and Silver star in the near future

So what does this have to do with Tony Romo?

Nate
03-08-2009, 12:46 AM
Jerry Jones loves drama......Pacman Jones...check!!! Terrell Owens...check!!! Tank Johnson...check!!! Deion Sanders...check!!! Leon Lett...check!!! Mike Vick....


history repeats itself....i see Vick wearing the Blue and Silver star in the near future

Pacman Jones...gone now!!! Terrell Owens...cut!!! Tank Johnson...gone!!! Deion Sanders...10 years ago!!! Leon Lett...10 years ago!!! Mike Vick....won't happen after the TO/Pac/Tank experiment.

Badass2000gt
03-08-2009, 01:17 AM
Pacman Jones...gone now!!! Terrell Owens...cut!!! Tank Johnson...gone!!! Deion Sanders...10 years ago!!! Leon Lett...10 years ago!!! Mike Vick....won't happen after the TO/Pac/Tank experiment.

I don't know man. You never know with Jerry.

Nate
03-08-2009, 01:50 AM
I don't know man. You never know with Jerry.

Vick will not be a cowboy if I was a betting man.