09-06-2023, 05:10 PM
(09-06-2023, 05:01 PM)J24 Wrote: His final year (2014)as a starter he had the highest QB rating, highest completion percentage, highest YPA, and highest QBR out of any QB in the League.
The Cowboys had the best OL during that time and had plenty of elite weapons at that time. Romo would have put up elite numbers to finish his career and quite possibly would have won a Super Bowl.
Yeah, that is the minimum that it would have taken. However, what you're saying here is a lot different than what you initially claimed. Saying "He was playing at a high level and could have potentially won a Super Bowl with how strong that roster was" is way, way different than saying "Romo was a Hall of Famer if he didn't get hurt."
You're making a ton of assumptions to try to back yourself up. If he would have been able to play at a high level until his late 30's and pulled off a Super Bowl victory then he would have become a Hall of Famer. Yeah, probably, but there are also plenty of other scenarios that keep him from the Super Bowl. Again, he wasn't even close to sniffing the HoF in 2015, so he would have had to really blow it up.
