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Via Know Your Dallas Cowboys: The Blog
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November 19, 2011
Tony Romo's passer rating of 97.7 is higher than any of his previous seasons.
Via AP on Fox
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November 17, 2011
The best part of Tony Romo's last outing wasn't setting a Dallas Cowboys record by completing 88.5 percent of his passes.
It was the zeros in his stat line, as in 0 interceptions and 0 sacks - again.
Romo just pulled off back-to-back games without either of those drive-ruining plays. It's something no other quarterback has done this season and something he'd never...
Via Sportress of Blogitude
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November 18, 2011
Courtesy of Dallas Cowboys safety Abe Elam comes this alarming image which privies us to the squalor Tony Romo wallows in while sitting in front of his locker. Not to be outdone, Romo’s locker neighbor, cornerback Frank Walker, similarly doesn’t seem to keen on tidying up after himself, presumably leaving the lowly locker room attendants [...]
Via Dallas Cowboys And The NFL
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November 19, 2011
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Stephen McGee will be the No. 2 quarterback behind Tony Romo today after the Cowboys downgraded Jon Kitna from doubtful to out Saturday.
The 39-year-old Kitna, who has a back injury, did not travel with the team to Washington. McGee has been active for three of Dallas’ nine games this season but hasn’t taken any snaps. The Texas A&M product played...
Via NFL.com
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November 20, 2011
There's no denying Tony Romo has endured plenty of criticism during this roller-coaster season, but the Cowboys QB won't let it bother him one bit. All he wants to do is win.
Via Sports Illustrated
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November 20, 2011
Matthew Stafford, Christian Ponder and Tony Romo each should have opportunities to step up on Sunday. Will Carroll explains why in his Week 11 fantasy upgrades and downgrades.
Via GridironFans.com
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November 16, 2011
Throwing eight touchdown passes and one interception over the last four games, it's obvious that Tony Romo is playing some of his best football. Cowboys coach Jason Garrett wouldn't admit Wednesday that it's the best he has witnessed from Romo, instead electing to say that, like the rest of the team, "there's a lot of room for improvement." Throughout the...
Via The Landry Hat
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November 20, 2011
Have The Cowboys Taken The Redskins Seriously?It seems like the second game against Washington means something big every year. Last season, Jason Garrett was trying to prove he was the man for the Head Coaching job. In 2009, it was Dallas’ ticket to the playoffs. In 2008, it was Tony Romo’s return to the field after a four-week hiatus in which a win was necessary for the Cowboys...
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