Campo was an original member of Jimmy Johnson’s coaching staff that won three Superbowls in the early nineties. He was also named head coach of the Cowboys from 2000-02. Each of those years, his Cowboy teams went 5-11. Campo returned to Dallas in 2008 and finished up his 18th year as a Cowboy this last season. (more…)

Seth Jones: I would like to say yes, but Jerry has been known to do the opposite of what sounds like a good idea. If he does choose one, I’d like Todd Haley. I always liked his offense in Kansas City, I just don’t think he had the guys to run it. Matt Cassell is not Tony Romo, and their receivers weren’t as talented as ours.

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"Hey League, I'm a Catch"

As far as I’m aware, it’s not true, but how does that statement sound?  How did it make you feel for that brief second?  Was it a good feeling or a feeling of dread?

It was dread for me. That’s one way I know that Romo is still my QB of choice.

But, maybe I’m on to something

Let’s do this. Let’s replace Tony Romo. Many of you are calling for it anyway. Even card carrying Romo lover, Randy Galloway of the Star-Telegram,  has renounced his Romosexuality.  So lets give Cowboy Nation what they want.

First, lets try to replace him with a QB from Dallas’ past. Romo is, and will continue to be, compared to the best from our own past. Let’s see what that looks like.  We’ll use Don Meredith, Roger Staubach, Danny White, Troy Aikman and Drew Bledsoe — I pre-eliminated Gary Hogeboom and Quincy Carter and all the other crappy ones. (more…)