Who wrote the Romo story on the Huddle?

[Panthericulous]

\ He is a very good guy...

fixed....

i have heard those stories... he is a good guy... not a very good quarterback...

[megadeth078]

Not even a Carolina Panthers website can stop talking about the Cowboys. Sad...

[dksmith17]

Not even a Carolina Panthers website can stop talking about the Cowboys. Sad...

+ rep if I could

[bredy087]

Not even a Carolina Panthers website can stop talking about the Cowboys. Sad...

At least we are not bowing down and acting like they are the kings of football like most people do. it would be one thing to find excuse for them...but we arent...well im not anyways

[GRWatcher]

Any chance I get to stick it to dallas while they are down I plan on taking.

Not to mention that when someone googles Dallas Cowboys, your article and therefore the huddle are on the list.

Not mentioning of course ..............

:biggrinjester:

[NanceUSMC]

The interception was Witten's fault.

Can't blame a guy for throwing an interception where the receiver was supposed to be.

Tony Romo is probably the most likable QB out there, he just plays for the team most people hate. How many of you knew that he paid for the movie ticket of a homeless man, and also invited the homeless man to sit with Romo and his friend? He is a very good guy, and a very good QB.

While I hate the Cowboys like a case of jock itch, I will give you that he's a class act...

[ChucktownK]

yours truly

thanks

(you can;t take it back now)

Yeah the stories have been getting a lot better. I always felt the same about Romo always tellin' peeps "just wait, he's gonna crack" but I can't help liking the things I hear about him. He's a good QB but not phenomenal like they say. He is extremely hyped. Stupid horse farmers.

[Matt Foley]

Has Romo cracked in head to head meetings with Delhomme? Just sayin'.

[Go To Girl]

I was commenting to my husband as I watched that game - remember when Rothlisberger was the media darling? He was never the pretty boy or as polished, but he did capture their hearts when he came onto the scene.

[Matt Foley]

It takes three or four years (usually) to see exactly how good a quarterback is. Sometimes he tears up the League early, someone in the League figures out his Achilles heel, and it takes time for him to adjust. Sometimes the League rips him apart early, he figures out what he's doing wrong and then the League has to adjust. Usually by year four both sides have adjusted and you get a true gauge of how good a guy is.

[PantherDude]

romo might be a nice guy but he isn't a good QB that i would want in clutch time.

he crumbles under pressure. he gets hit once and he spends the rest of the series in panic mode and makes monumental mistakes. he gets rattled easy.

overrated QB.

if he didn't play for the cowboys he wouldn't be getting the attention he is getting but he would still be a non-clutch average QB.

Word. He may be a nice guy, but that doesn't mean he is a great QB as the media love to blindly praise as. Remeber, folks: nice guys finish last. It work for Romo. :D

[SloppyJoe]

The only reason he's overhyped is because he plays in a big media market, gets along great with press, has jokes, and puts up decent numbers. Being overhyped is a product of the press, not the player. It's up to the player to play his game, regardless of what others may think. So I don't have a problem with him at all. And I'm not really sure why everyone hates the Cowboys. Here I was halfway through the season, enjoying our success, and all of a sudden there's a "Cowboys suck!" article on the front page. Wha? Like megadeath said, pretty sad we can't stop talking about them. At least in recent years the Patriots had a "Eff you!" attitude that made them easy to hate. Cowboys haven't been good since the early 1990's and we don't play them often, so who cares?