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When did marshall get called for offsides? I smell trolling
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Not sure about that analogy. I couldn't see Cutler botching a field goal snap and then balling his eyes out uncontrollably lol. Jay def displays more athletism. Romo has had more people back him up during major downfalls and moments of doubt / criticism. Romo has handily had frequently better coaching and talent on both sides of the ball. All Romo does more is smile , he's a charmer lol
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Yea.
Except for, you know, the fact that Romo's career stats completely and utterly blow Cutty buddys out of the water.
But I guess, yea, if you dont count statistical output, Jay is just as good.
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BTW, Jay displays more athleticism then Romo? Say WHAT?
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Haha nah when I troll it's pretty obvious. Marshall had some silly penalties as did a lot of the offense. That's not to say that Jay's clock / game management wasn't attrocious - it def was lol. As was Trestmans overall game management or lack thereof. Shit runs downhill.
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Haha Romo has got his strengths but Jay is a better tuck and runner and imho his arm is stronger. A glaring problem of Jay's is his lack of touch passes - pretty much nonexistent. A good coach should force feed that aspect of the game to him.
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are you thinking of jeffery? marshall didn't get a lot of offsides penalties.
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Well, outside of Romo statistically being a top 10 QB in history and Cutty statistically being an injury prone choke artist with mediocre output, Romo is far more evasive in the pocket and better throwing on the run.
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Your talking about stats - dealing with a team sport. Team sport stats. Romo got help lol.
Jason Witten is pretty good. So is Dez Bryant. There's been a lot of talent on that Dallas offense. The Bears got a glimmer but nothing remotely close. Watching football being played as a team is quite different than watching individual stats. A player is successful for several reasons - his own skills being one of those as well as coaching, teammates, etc etc.
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I agree with some of what your saying...
How many plays were geared toward Jay throwing on the run ? Def not enough. And the play scheme was sooooo predictable for our QB.
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Yeah good catch it was Alshon
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Sorry, but your "Its a team game" argument only works if the two players in question are both conceivably on the same, or a similar level.
In Cutty and Romo's case, that does not apply. Cutty seriously isn't anywhere close to the level where he deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as Romo.
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Its not an argument - its a statement lol. U can try to manipulate another persons words probably. Football is a team sport. The controversy of quaterbacks legitmacy due to them being surrounded by talent has always been a point of conversation. How many super bowls have either of these QB's won? Neither is a top ten all time qb lol. Stats don't tell the whole story obviously.
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By your logic you can compare pretty much any two QBs you want.
Hey I bet Chris Chandler was every bit as good Joe Montana, oh wait, the stats dont bear it out? Oh well that doesn't matter! The stats dont tell the whole story, obviously.
You right, QBs and their surrounding talent has always been a point of conversation, for players on or near the same level. Nobody would argue that Vinny Testaverde is on the same level as Favre, and that is because the stats show that is clearly not the case.
As does it in the case between Romo and Cutler. One is quite obviously better then the other by a wide margin, and you have to be very stubborn to deny it as such.
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^^^^Who let this dumb ass back in here?
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Its a fact that Romo's coaching staff schemed to limit his mental errors because it was out of hand. They took away his ability to check out of plays. That type of scheme can help Jay. Your analogy is crazy different then mine. I am building a point about scheme strategy. Your trying to turn it into something else (player comparison). That is catgorically stubborn.
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Bummed to see him gone, he was a really unique player in how he played but if they let him go for a 5th there had to be some immense issues. I was ecstatic when we signed him and I'm equally disappointed now but hopefully it's for the best
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Cutler was a turnover machine before Marshall, with Marshall, and will remain so without Marshall. Cutler is unfixable, you can't cure stupid.
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Everything he says is correct. It's refreshing after two days of cunting and nonsense.
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It's what "they" do, nothing like living in denial I suppose.
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