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Romo

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25 minutes ago, LUUUUUKE said:

I honestly feel bad for the guy. He was lights out before his initial injury. Definitely wasn't ready to come back this early, but he's as tough as they come about playing with injuries.

I think it was reckless to put him on the field against our defense. I knew he'd get hurt, called it on FB 3 hrs before the game. I genuinely feel bad for him, and don't really care if u guys hate me for it. They weren't going to win today regardless. 

Good luck healing up Romo

The problem with Tony Romo is he is Tony Romo.  Dude is probably done forever because of that injury. Separated shoulders never heal and just get worse. 

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Media hype over his return was greatly exaggerated.  He really kinds looked like poo for most of the Miami game.  Played better in the second half, had a TD pass, but I thought we would match up well with them.

Not surprised we shut them down.

But he is a good QB and I hope he gets healthy quickly.  Hate to see him get hurt again

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16 minutes ago, teeray said:

Media hype over his return was greatly exaggerated.  He really kinds looked like poo for most of the Miami game.  Played better in the second half, had a TD pass, but I thought we would match up well with them.

Not surprised we shut them down.

But he is a good QB and I hope he gets healthy quickly.  Hate to see him get hurt again

Cowboys fans (and not the crazy ones) seem to think this was his last game for Dallas. Said he miiiiight have one more season.  I don't know what his contract is but the guys injuries are piling up and he's 35+. This truly might be the end of tony romo.

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Romo is a nice guy and I thought that O-Line was the best in the NFL LOL boy was I wrong,

I say he played his last snap in BIG - D

Dallas wants Johnny Football he's there for the taking,

They should of never played him at all once he broke his collarbone the first time fuging idiot ass Jones

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He did not look right today. I don't know if it was food poisoning, the flu, maybe he was hung over. I don't know, whatever it was he looked under the weather and poor guy did not have a good day. 

Usually I feel no remorse for the guy but he was so pathetic today I actually felt bad for him.

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4 hours ago, DeeJay said:

Romo is a nice guy and I thought that O-Line was the best in the NFL LOL boy was I wrong,

I say he played his last snap in BIG - D

Dallas wants Johnny Football he's there for the taking,

They should of never played him at all once he broke his collarbone the first time fuging idiot ass Jones

Jones will do anything to win. Play a player wIh a reoccurring serious injury before he is healed.....not suprised. Karma is a bitch old man....your team isn't winning anything.

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7 hours ago, SamMills4Life said:

That drive was deceptive. We intentionally allowed passes for short gains just to eat up the clock.

Yea, sure, considered added the "granted it was garbage time" caveat, but being up by that much would be prime time to release the  hounds and bury a subpar QB to end the game quicker.

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