Tony Romo

[Von Cichlid]

(09-25-2017, 03:00 PM)Joelist Wrote: He was assuming Dalton had audible authority there which we do not know if he did. He also is the last person in the NFL who should talk about missing an open receiver as he was notorious for that in his career. That said, he did correctly call LaFell on pulling up prematurely on the endzone pass. He was...ok.

Missing open receivers?  I live TX and that's a complaint I never heard.  His main drawbacks were that he was prone to injury and then that he could let a large lead slip away by throwing picks and letting the other team back in the game.  

However, there were more times than I could remember that he would be responsible for game winning drives and he was able to take broken plays and turn them into big gains.  He played great in prime time and was certainly a risk taker (almost too much so).  No one knows if Dalton had the authority to audible there, but I can definitely understand why Romo disagreed with the call.