For their criticism of the Cowboys and said that Emmit and Keyshawn should have their own show called "Dumb and Dumber"-lol

He said that Emmit Smith didn't even know the name of the Cowboys Rookie Running Back and referred to him as "RASHARD CHOICE" instead of his correct name "TASHARD CHOICE"

And he said that Keyshawn Johnson is obviously still jealous of him since He is still on the field and Keyshawn is in the booth talking about the Cowboys.



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This guy is the biggest :crybaby: in sports. What will it take to get him to shut up??

This guy is the biggest :crybaby: in sports. What will it take to get him to shut up??


you have to agree with him in regards to Emmit, you can't be a ESPN Analyst and say a player's name wrong-lol He said RASHARD and not TASHARD and that is unacceptable

Their was a developing story on ESPN last night about Romo and Owens argument and possible fallout. They had stats and analysts saying Romo throws to Witten more anyway, which actually isn't true, since T.O. became a Cowboy. But 4 anonymous Cowboy players submitted responses to the whole saga to ESPN and most of 'em said T.O. is doing what he does again, like in San Fran and Philly before. I love it.

T.O needs to keep his mouth shut. He flames alot of these fights. If the Cowboys were doing better, they wouldn't be criticized and T.O. has not had that great of a year himself.

As far as T.O. and Romo, that's too bad. I think Romo gets into trouble when he tries to force the ball into T.O. That's when many of his interceptions happen. Witten is a more dependable receiver. Romo also should try to get Williams more involved in the offense. If T.O. doesn't like it, its too damn bad. If he played like he talks the Cowboys would be undefeated.

T.O. is right about Emmit Smith being too stupid not to know that the rookie RB name was (Tashard Choice) and not "RASHARD CHOICE"-LOL

Emmitt Smith isn't on the team though. It's not like he has to memorize names, and he was pretty close in getting it right. Not everybody knows a backup running back's name, even if they played for that team in the past. I'm more excited about this ongoing Romo-T.O. & Cowboys fight. It's all over ESPN & Ed Werder keeps reporting about it.

I haven't watched ESPN all week. Now I'm glad. lol

sports.yahoo.com/nfl

it's all on their as well

I just checked the Zone and all the fans are fighting and taking sides. You don't pay attention to sports for a couple days and all hell breaks loose. lol

http://www.star-telegram.com/8...ry/1088677.html


Cowboys receivers upset with Tony Romo's pass distribution
By CLARENCE E. HILL, JR.
chill@star-telegram.com

IRVING -- Has it come to this point already?

It seemed like it was just yesterday that Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo embarked on his Cinderella-like path from undrafted and on-the-street unknown to quarterback of America’s Team.

He had replaced Drew Bledsoe giving the Cowboys Romo-mentum en route to a playoff run, sparking a craze called Romo-mania and a Pro Bowl selection after just eight starts and building a following of diehard Romo-sapiens.

But that was two and half long years ago.

Romo is officially under fire now.

According to a source, the Cowboys receivers -- namely Terrell Owens, Roy Williams, and Patrick Crayton -- called a meeting with offensive coordinator Jason Garrett to discuss the distribution of the football and what was termed "a buddy system".

At issue is the perception that Romo relies too heavily on tight end and best friend Jason Witten, and doesn’t always throw to the open man. The breaking point was Sunday’s 20-17 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, in which the Cowboys blew 13-3 fourth-quarter lead in the final 7 minutes, 15 seconds.

Romo committed four turnovers, a fumble and had three passes intercepted. The final interception was returned 25 yards for the game-winning score.

Romo was throwing to Witten on the final interception. Owens openly acknowledges he was open on the play and complained vociferously on the sideline during the game. Romo also missed a wide-open Crayton down the seam on the final drive of the game, and then threw incomplete to Witten on the final play when Crayton was also open.

Crayton said it was a good meeting, a needed meeting, in the interest of trying to win games and have a better offense.

He said they weren’t complaining because they went in with a positive tone and had a frank and honest discussion.

Romo, who talks on Wednesday, was not available for comment.

Cowboys coach Wade Phillips said he doesn’t know anything about the receivers complaining about not getting the ball.

When asked about the discussion, receivers coach Ray Sherman said his guys are competitors who want what’s best for the team. He said it would be wrong to characterize any discussion they might have had as complaining.

But the bottom line is that it was the latest salvo fired at Romo during what has been a tumultuous week. His poor fourth quarter against the Steelers has rekindled a perception that he can’t win the big game oand fails in crucial times, pointing to his failures in December and January the past two seasons.

Since taking over as the starter, Romo has rewritten the Cowboys record books as a passer, he has been to two Pro Bowls and he has earned a $67 million contract.

But, seemingly, the only numbers people care about right now are 4-8 and 12-17, his won-loss record and touchdown-interception ratio in December and January.

It’s the main reason Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Theismann said Sunday’s game against the New York Giants is the biggest game of Romo’s career.

Win and prove to the world you can lead the Cowboys to victory in a big game, and possibly spark a playoff run. Lose, and possibly be labeled as a quarterback who can’t win the big one forever.

"This game becomes a career-maker for Tony," Thiesmann said. "That’s how important it has become.”

Although he enjoyed a meteoric rise to the top, he is still only in his second full season as a starter. He has just 33 starts to his credit and remains a relatively young quarterback.

"Well, I’ve only had two Decembers," Romo said. "I only played a half last year in one game that didn’t matter. The first year you’re just running around out there and you don’t know what’s going on. I think once I’ve played five, six years and that’s still the case you probably can talk about it. When you’ve played two years and the third year one game you’re going against maybe the best team over there, I think it’s a little premature."

Of course it wasn’t so premature when Romo asked for, and received, a six-year, $67.5 million contract last year.

His fame as Cowboys quarterback has allowed him to judge a Miss Universe pageant and put him in regular company with Hollywood and pop star celebrities, including former gal pal Carrie Underwood and current girlfriend Jessica Simpson.

And so it is with the expectations of playing quarterback in the footsteps of Troy Aikman and Roger Staubach and leading a team that is built to win now.

Theismann understands that he’s placing a lot of pressure on one guy, but he said the facts the facts.

"He will be the difference in their success," Theismann said. "They have a good defense. They have a good running attack. It’s Tony’s world to take them to the next level. That’s why this game is so important for him. If the Cowboys win the Super Bowl, it won’t be as monumental to his career as this game. He has to convince the owner. He has to convince his teammates. He has to convince the fans. How many times can you go through critical games and not deliver."

To his credit Romo is trying to take it all in stride. He wants to rebound from the Pittsburgh loss with a good game against the Giants as bad as anyone.

He also says the story of the season will be defined in due time.

"This season’s been interesting just because we’ve had the ups and downs of a 13-game schedule, 14 games, whatever we’ve had, 13 games now," Romo said. "It really won’t matter if you go on and win the whole thing. All this stuff, that’s why it’s interesting. Football is like a reality show each week. You get to talk about it and come up with new things. This is the new storyline. You can’t play 16 great weeks of football. You’ve got to be able to come back from a bad game. That’s part of what I have to do this week, come back from a performance that wasn’t up to what I’d hoped for. That’s part of being a quarterback and playing at the level you want to."

I wouldn't care who was catching passes as long as they were scoring

Get ready for all the madness Sonny lol..

T.O needs to keep his mouth shut. He flames alot of these fights. If the Cowboys were doing better, they wouldn't be criticized and T.O. has not had that great of a year himself.

As far as T.O. and Romo, that's too bad. I think Romo gets into trouble when he tries to force the ball into T.O. That's when many of his interceptions happen. Witten is a more dependable receiver. Romo also should try to get Williams more involved in the offense. If T.O. doesn't like it, its too damn bad. If he played like he talks the Cowboys would be undefeated.



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In defense of T.O. Romo is playing like SH*T and something needs to be said.


Mcnabb wasn't playing like sh*t.

In defense of T.O. Romo is playing like SH*T and something needs to be said.


Mcnabb wasn't playing like sh*t.


for ME O to call a meeting with the WR's & the Offensive cooridinator & not include witten or romo... THat is just stupid... He is and always will be an idiot... I am enjoying watch him explode & trust me he will tear that team apart.. I know.....believe me

for ME O to call a meeting with the WR's & the Offensive cooridinator & not include witten or romo... THat is just stupid... He is and always will be an idiot... I am enjoying watch him explode & trust me he will tear that team apart.. I know.....believe me

That's because the a$$hole was focused on one person and ended up getting picked off instead of looking for the OPEN MAN no matter who it was.

What I don't like to hear is that the defense is taking TO's side. What the hell do they have to do with the offense? They should stay out of it. I don't know exactly what's going on...their's a whole lot of different stories coming out of there. One is that T.O. didn't even call a meeting. Garretts door is always open and T.O. and Williams went in just to talk with him. Crayton thinking he's a bigtime receiver decided to join them.

Mike- I totally agree with you as far as tearing that team apart. Me O :lol:.

I think the team needs to just quit talking to the media. They love this stuff.