Hard to blame this one on Romo. 5 TDs, 1 INT. Manning: 5 TDs, 1 INT. Romo and Witten were a two-man show in this game.

He threw a pass, in a critical situation, that shouldn't have been thrown.   You can be fantastic for 59 minutes, ****** for 7 seconds.and lose the game.

Seriously, I have a buddy who is a huge Cowboys fan and I tell him all the time "Some QBs figure out a way to **** up at the worst time.  Romo does that."   He's Favre with less arm strength and no titles. 

He stepped on a lineman's foot and threw a weak pass, and the defender made a fantastic catch.  If only his D could allow less than 52 points, maybe the Cowboys would have won.  This wasn't Romo's loss, he looked fantastic.

He always steps on a lineman's foot and throws a weak pass while the defense makes a fantastic catch.     You can probably say the same thing about Schaub.   Some guys find a way, some guys don't. 

Everyone was waiting for Romo to blow it, and sure as **** he found a way to do it.

The Broncos punted 0 times. ZERO POINT ZERO.

Yea, **** Romo.

On a 100% completely unrelated note, can you name the guy who led the league in 4th quarter comebacks last year?

ROMAN GABRIEL?

It's Tony Romo (tied with Matt Ryan).  I guess it wasn't unrelated.

Close, anton.  Gabriel tied with Richard Todd.

You know why you have to mount a comeback?   Because you fell behind.    Yay?

Posted by MikeT23 on 10/6/2013 7:44:00 PM (view original):

Calm down.  Tony **** always finds a way to lose.

You said this.  This is what I've been arguing against.

He does.   Far too often. 

This is pretty similar to the Schaub/Seattle D argument we had a few days ago.   Sometimes the best pass you make is the one you throw away.