Tony Romo Case Study

As much as Broncos fans were joyful for the win over the Patriots on November 30th, it only deepened the conundrum that surrounds the mile-high team. This issue lies around Denver’s two quarterbacks, Peyton Manning and Brock Osweiler. Peyton Manning, who once seemed like a paragon for the sport is now slipping from football fame. After leaving the Colts, a team where he had success, Denver seemed like the perfect place to continue his legacy. With eager fans, a strong defense, and a former Bronco QB as general manager, who wouldn’t want join that opportunity. However, football is a challenging and fickle sport, and this winter season especially seems to be a difficult one for Manning. With too many interceptions, and a recent plantar fascia injury to his left foot, he’s

Then of course, there is also the conundrum of holding a future franchise QB as a keeper. Six quarterbacks were selected in the first three round of this year’s NFL draft, but one in particular jumps off the board as ultra-intriguing.

Tony Romo has been the best man under center that the Cowboys franchise has seen in many years. Even better than Aikman. Troy himself will tell you the same. As I have said many times before a ring doesn't define a quarterback but unfortunately to ignorant fans its everything. Do people realize without Romo that this team would have been in this position every year. Sitting at the bottom of the division, dreaming of the the draft on Thanksgiving? Even at 8-8 three years in a row Romo gave us fans something to hold onto and something to cheer for. Romo is not the only one to thank, but he is most defintely not the only one to blame either. Tony has grown into himself as an athlete and as a quarterback. Injuries happen, this is the National Football League. They happen. But that does not mean Tony Romo is anywhere near done. We WILL see our star that dons the #9 jersey again, and we will be so grateful that he is there. He has fought through some pretty bad injuries; broken ribs, broken finger in his throwing hand, punctured lung, a herniated disc, two broken transverse process, and a broken collar bone...three times. He has survived these and continued to thrive. To say that this most recent injury will end his career is not only ludicrous, it's

When Romo is at his best, he is one of the best quarterbacks in the league. If he stays healthy, Romo can lead the Cowboys to the promise land. Let me correct myself, if Romo doesn't experience a season-ending injury, the Cowboys will definitely be in the Super Bowl this season. Romo has become accustomed to playing

With the young Prescott playing like an MVP combined with Romo’s recent injury history and old age, it’s only logical to conclude that Romo’s career in Dallas is over. It would be a colossal mistake for Romo to take the field for the Cowboys ever

Wentz is getting a great opportunity in Philadelphia; he steps into a team that is much better than most teams that are selecting a quarterback this high in the draft joining an eagle’s team that has solid foundation already in place. The second reason is the coaching staff the Eagles have put in place with Head Coach Doug Pederson former NFL QB. Frank Reich the Eagles offensive coordinator is also a former

Tony Romo is underrated, there I said it. If he plays in a good organization, (Jerry Jones is a clown), and he has good coaching (Wade Phillips, yikes, OK he had Parcells for a short time but not long enough) he has a ring or two. The boys were one play

This offseason will not be any different as there will be plenty of options on the market for teams to grab a quality quarterback. While it may not be the strongest group of quarterbacks, ranging from 36-year old Tony Romo to youngster Jimmy Garoppolo, the carousel will be spinning.

In July 2016, Ezekiel Elliott, running back of the Dallas Cowboys, was accused by his ex-girlfriend of physically attacking her several times, including pushing her into a wall. This woman posted several photos on social media of bruises on her body that she claimed were made by Elliot during the attacks. Although no charges were pressed and he was not arrested, the NFL conducted an investigation on Elliott and the alleged abuse over the following year; after a thorough thirteen - month long investigation, he was officially suspended by the NFL on August 11 for six games. Ezekiel Elliott has denied all these claims and stated that the woman’s bruises were obtained in a bar fight, and many fans believe the victim is falsifying her story to gain

With the 2017 NFL Season starting up in about two months, there are a lot of stories heading into the season. One story is involving the defending Super Bowl Champions The New England Patriots and backup Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo who is set to become a free agent after this season.  With that said, should Garoppolo stay in New England after this upcoming season even though Tom Brady will most likely be the starting quarterback?

Quarterback Nick Foles just signed a two-year extension with the St. Louis Rams. The deal is worth $24.5 million, not including the $1.5 million remaining from his rookie contract. Foles still has one-year left on his contract, bringing the terms to three years $26 million. His new deal was completed on the night if August 7th. "I want to be here. I want to focus on my teammates. I want to be all-in, and I don't want to have to worry about contract issues," Foles told the media. He continued,"I am very fortunate to be here. Im fortunate to have a contract. Im very thankful." The quarterback played for the Philadelphia Eagles last year, before he was traded to the Rams on the off-season. In his three seasons with the Eagles, Foles threw for 6,753 yards, 46 touchdowns, and 17 interceptions. Foles has yet to play a game for the Rams, but he apparently has done enough in practice to impress head coach Jeff Fisher. Fisher told reporters that in the short period of time that Foles has been with the team, he has showcased tremendous leadership qualities. "It us what he's done on the field early in his career thus far in the league and what he's done for us since he's got

Jameis Winston left Sundays game with an injury to his throwing arm. Many have speculated that Winston stayed out of the game due to Coach Koetter benching him; That was simply not the case. Coach Koetter confirmed in yesterdays press conference that Jameis told him that he did not feel like he was able to drive the ball due to the shoulder injury.

Every year you can count on his team to be high playoff seed and to make it the the AFC championship. Playing in the league for 17 seasons, and now he has taken his team to the AFC championship seven times. Not only has he made the playoffs but he has made it to the championship game. During his tenure with the Patriots he has never had an off year. Always throwing for more than 3,000 yards in a season, you can always rely on this star quarterback to get the job done. Not only has he been consistent with statistics but also with the pro bowl. With a total of eleven pro bowls over his career, and making it every year since 2009 that is definitely a high accomplishment while also maintaining his consistency. Having a player than can constantly put up the numbers and take his team to the playoffs is what any general manager dreams

There’s no doubt that Peyton Manning has become one of the best quarterbacks to ever play the game of football, despite the embarrassing lost to the Seahawks in Super Bowl XLVIII. Peyton is one of the most prolific passers in NFL history. Not to mention, he led the Indianapolis Colts to victory in Super Bowl XLI. So, how did Manning end up with the Denver Broncos? It started on September 8th, 2011 when Peyton Manning suffered a neck injury against the New Orleans Saints. Soon after the injury, Manning underwent a spinal fusion to repair a damaged nerve in his neck that weakened his throwing arm. As a matter of fact, it was Manning’s third neck surgery in 19 months, and cost him to miss the entire 2011 season. To his surprise, it also cut his

The various fans and supporters from the Eagles were disgusted and ashamed of Vick. Marches and protests were started to keep Vick from playing and entering the NFL. In 2010, he took over as the starter for the Eagles and once again proved his ability and explosiveness on the field. Vick was able to bring Philadelphia to the playoffs and help them in many ways. Following that year, Michael Vick was named the Comeback Player of the Year, and once again became a role model. After a few more seasons with the Eagles, he joined the Jets and in 2015, the