Tony Romo doesn't think he needs Tuna-like tough coaching

There are folks who believe that Tony Romo's career took a turn for the worse when Bill Parcells left Valley Ranch. I don't recall anybody complaining about Romo while the Cowboys won 12 of their first 13 Tuna-less games en route to revising the franchise's season passing record book. However, Romo probably would benefit if he was firmly reminded of Parcells' QB commandments on a regular basis. But Romo doesn't buy that he needs a coach to crack down on him. "I've been coached the same since I've been here," Romo said after Wednesday morning's practice. "There's no different style or way." So nothing changed when Wade Phillips took over for the Tuna?! Sure, buddy. Now, let's continue to the part in which Romo made sense.