Star Mag: Tony Romo - The Numbers Don't Lie

Despite his detractors, Tony Romo's statistics match up with the greatest quarterbacks in the history of the game.by Jeff SullivanHis career record as a starting quarterback was 62-63-4. He threw 173 touchdown passes and 220 interceptions, and played 12 seasons in the media capital of the world during an era of a dozen daily newspapers, both morning and afternoon editions. And his plethora of television commercials would've made Michael Jordan blush. Heck, "Broadway Joe" even wore pantyhose in one memorable take. Yet Joe Namath was an icon, a media darling, the pride of New York City in the post-Mickey Mantle Era. There's this other slinger, just starting out really, has won 30 of his 44 regular-season starts. He has also registered the third-highest career quarterback rating in the history of the sport at 93.8, trailing only Steve Young and Peyton Manning. His name is Antonio Ramiro Romo, goes by Tony. After a brief honeymoon, though, when he first replaced Dr...