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Sadly, I don't see any of those guys that gets me excited. And to be honest, I have seen
few of them besides Charlie Batch, Vince Young and Caleb Hanie.
Romo out for rest of season, per Schefter, per "league source"
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few of them besides Charlie Batch, Vince Young and Caleb Hanie.
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I know, right?
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Now that would also be worthy of a throat punch.
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Could Romo injury save Garrett?
Posted by Mike Florio on December 23, 2013, 4:54 PM EST
Packers G.M. Ted Thompson possibly believes Jerry Jones jinxed Tony Romo by recently pointing out that a healthy Romo has helped balance out “some of this inadequacy with some of our personnel.”
Romo, who tweaked his back during Sunday’s win over the Redskins but didn’t leave the game, is now out for the season. The biggest question is whether this means coach Jason Garrett will be out after the season, if the Cowboys lose the Third Annual NFC East Championship game to Philadelphia.
The Sunday report from Ed Werder of ESPN — with which Cowboys executive V.P. Stephen Jones politely took issue — included a footnote regarding Jerry’s desire to have picked right when selecting Garrett to be the head coach. The Romo injury gives Jones a way to justify a mulligan for Garrett, providing him with one more chance to start from 0-0 and to finish at something other than .500.
Of course, that analysis assumes the Cowboys will lose to the Eagles on Sunday night. If veteran Kyle Orton leads a victory, Garrett’s position surely will be secure, regardless of how badly the Cowboys may lose at home in the wild-card round.
Then there’s the possibility that Garrett has had enough of being undermined by an owner/G.M. who many think would secretly like to add head coach to his many titles.
Posted by Mike Florio on December 23, 2013, 4:54 PM EST
Packers G.M. Ted Thompson possibly believes Jerry Jones jinxed Tony Romo by recently pointing out that a healthy Romo has helped balance out “some of this inadequacy with some of our personnel.”
Romo, who tweaked his back during Sunday’s win over the Redskins but didn’t leave the game, is now out for the season. The biggest question is whether this means coach Jason Garrett will be out after the season, if the Cowboys lose the Third Annual NFC East Championship game to Philadelphia.
The Sunday report from Ed Werder of ESPN — with which Cowboys executive V.P. Stephen Jones politely took issue — included a footnote regarding Jerry’s desire to have picked right when selecting Garrett to be the head coach. The Romo injury gives Jones a way to justify a mulligan for Garrett, providing him with one more chance to start from 0-0 and to finish at something other than .500.
Of course, that analysis assumes the Cowboys will lose to the Eagles on Sunday night. If veteran Kyle Orton leads a victory, Garrett’s position surely will be secure, regardless of how badly the Cowboys may lose at home in the wild-card round.
Then there’s the possibility that Garrett has had enough of being undermined by an owner/G.M. who many think would secretly like to add head coach to his many titles.
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League will look into whether Cowboys hid Romo back injury
Posted by Mike Florio on December 23, 2013, 6:11 PM EST
After Sunday’s win over the Redskins, both owner Jerry Jones and quarterback Tony Romo suggested that Romo entered the game with a back injury.
The only problem? Romo wasn’t listed on the injury report.
“We will look into it,” NFL spokesman Greg Aiello told PFT via email regarding Romo’s absence from the injury report.
Helping the Cowboys is the fact that Romo played, and that he didn’t seem to be affected by the injury, even after he tweaked the back. Still, if Romo had an injury and it wasn’t disclosed, that could be a problem for the Cowboys.
Posted by Mike Florio on December 23, 2013, 6:11 PM EST
After Sunday’s win over the Redskins, both owner Jerry Jones and quarterback Tony Romo suggested that Romo entered the game with a back injury.
The only problem? Romo wasn’t listed on the injury report.
“We will look into it,” NFL spokesman Greg Aiello told PFT via email regarding Romo’s absence from the injury report.
Helping the Cowboys is the fact that Romo played, and that he didn’t seem to be affected by the injury, even after he tweaked the back. Still, if Romo had an injury and it wasn’t disclosed, that could be a problem for the Cowboys.
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I have had family in so havent had the chance to listen to much radio. Did he really say that?
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Don't care. I would just be amazed and happy with the win.
I have already resigned myself that this put Garrett back in Dallas for 2014.
Might as well keep on winning.
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Free agent QB David Carr will visit to the Cowboys this week, a source tells @FOXSports1. Carr was most recently w/ division rival NYG.
Free agent QB David Carr will visit to the Cowboys this week, a source tells @FOXSports1. Carr was most recently w/ division rival NYG.
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Carp
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No.
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oh, hell no.
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Exactly.
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Honestly...it does no matter...we're screwed if Orton gets hurt.