Why Is Terry Bradshaw Giving Tony Romo Advice On Playing The Game?
I enjoyed perusing the Web for stories and blogs about this matchup this afternoon. Some from the Giants ilk are downright funny.
For example, read this one here. I love the “Use Kevin Boss to Exploit Roy Williams Coverage.” Kevin Boss? Are you freaking kidding me?
At Giants Bits, Derek boasts about the Giants 8-1 away record, but he fails to point out that one loss is to the Cowboys.
CowboysGab gives five keys to the Cowboys winning this game. I agree with him on the first point: the Cowboys must establish the running game. Giving Marion Barber the nod to start the game is a move in the right direction.
Jean-Jacques Taylor offers a short column on DeMarcus BeWare Ware.
Matt Mosley has an interesting blog up in which Terry Bradshaw offers advice to Tony Romo. Terry Bradshaw? Who is he kidding? Mosley says he has received 300-plus e-mails about the Romo-Simpson controversy. Unbelievable.
On this topic alone, I’ve received over 300 e-mails this week. Cowboys fans apparently believe Romo should have taken a vow of celibacy until after the Super Bowl, and that the very presence of Simpson could be destroying his focus. I’ve said from the start that nothing was inherently wrong with Romo and a couple of his teammates joining the Simpsons in Cabo San Lucas. Coach Wade Phillips told his players to get off their feet and relax for a few days, and judging by all those Internet photos, Romo, Witten and the less-heralded Bobby Carpenter were simply following orders.
We all found out today in an interview Deion Sanders did with Terrell Owens that it was Owens who sent Romo and Jessica Simpson to Cabo San Lucas, at least that’s what he claims. Owens said he paid for the mini-getaway because he felt bad about comments he made during a comical interview with Dallas Morning News troublemakers. Owens appeared determined in that interview. Get your popcorn ready, folks.
But Bradshaw doesn’t condone the trip.
For an athlete, there’s no time off … until it’s over,” Bradshaw told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. “You don’t take a mental break. Tony is obviously different than me. He’s one of the young kids who wears his cap on backward. It’s cool. And God bless him. I like the heck out of Tony Romo. I just wouldn’t have done what he did. I couldn’t allow my mind to go there.
In all fairness to my five keys to a Giants’ win, I am actually a Cowboys fan and don’t think the Giants have a chance. I wrote the article because I was asked to, and it’s absolutely true. Roy Williams plays horrible coverage, do I think Kevin Boss can defeat Roy? No, I don’t, but it wouldn’t surprise me.Bottom line is the Cowboys are the better team. They were in week 1, they were in week 10, they will be again.
January 13th, 2008 at 2:25 pmI agree Nate, Williams does have coverage problems, but I don’t see Kevin Boss exposing that.
January 13th, 2008 at 2:42 pmBwahahahaha! I love hearing two homers perpetuate their delusions.
January 13th, 2008 at 4:27 pmlol are you kidding me???
Terry Bradshaw is a legend kid…….Just look what he’s done that speaks for itself….
Tony Romo is a flash in the pan, overpayed and over rated….I say that because he hasnt shown he is worth all that money….Nor has he ever shown he is good enough to be mentioned in the same breathe as Terry Bradshaw and anyone else great….
Not a steelers, No a Giants fan…..Hell i hate the Giants, but they just showed why Dallas in not one that level……Romo or not…lol like bradshaw said….
“when romo gets back, when romo gets back, They weren’t shyt when Romo was in”
A few doesnt mean a whole lot…a few ugly wins at that…
November 3rd, 2008 at 1:33 pmExcuse me kid? Terry Bradshaw had a lifetime to achieve his goals and “legend” status. Romo has had two seasons as a starter. You can’t compare yet, douchebag. Wow, you get the douchebag comment of the week and it is only monday.
November 3rd, 2008 at 5:29 pm