Tag: Tony Romo
Ravens Debate: Joe Flacco Vs Tony Romo
Everyone in the sports world knows by now that Tony Romo has called it quits on his professional sports career (NFL and NBA). He...
Tony Romo Heading to CBS as Color Commentator
Tony Romo has officially called it a career after multiple reports today have confirmed that Romo will join CBS and pursue a career in broadcasting.
Romo,...
Is Trevor Siemian The Long Term Answer In Denver?
A year removed from a SupeBowl 50 championship which resulted in Peyton Manning's second ring and the Broncos third (first since 1998) began again...
My Tribute To Tony Romo
I grew up in suburban Dallas, Texas. My dad never pushed sports on me all that much, and we hardly bonded over football or...
Hatred for Brock Osweiler Led to Delusion and Stupidity Over Connor...
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When Oakland Raiders rookie quarterback Connor Cook substituted current second-stringer Matt McGloin in the third quarter of a Week 17 road...
Sean Payton Makes More Sense for the Denver Broncos than the...
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As the New Orleans Saints have not had a winning season since 2013 and been 7-9 for three straight years, the...
NFL Teams May Avoid the Draft to Find a Quarterback
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When you think of college football today, what come to mind are the following: elite programs like Alabama, underachievers like LSU...
Dallas Cowboys Can’t Afford To Bench Dak Prescott When Tony Romo...
Drafted behind fellow college quarterbacks Carson Wentz, Jared Goff, Paxton Lynch, Connor Cook, Christian Hackenberg, and Jacoby Brissett, Dallas Cowboys' rookie Dak Prescott wasn't...
Did Tony Romo Just Get Wally Pipp-ed?
Wally Pipp was a professional baseball player. He played professionally for 19 years, predominantly for the New York Yankees. Wally hit 90 career home...
Terrelle Pryor Could Break Receiving Records
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After finding brief success at quarterback in 2013, Terrelle Pryor was leading the Oakland Raiders to be exciting for a change. In...
