"You're the best **** player out here! Act like it!" Best of Tony Romo Mic'd Up!

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  • @HabsCowboysOwn
    @HabsCowboysOwn 2 года назад +1879

    When the front office finally decided to get him a good O-Line, his body was already broken from years of abuse which forced him to retire way too early. We’ve wasted this man’s prime and it’s a damn shame because he was an elite QB.

    • @rogueproductions9011
      @rogueproductions9011 2 года назад +26

      I agree

    • @jorgebenavente2505
      @jorgebenavente2505 2 года назад +99

      Not to mention having to play without a good defense. He'd bring'em back for a winning score, and the defense would give it right back up.

    • @Deezboyzjustwin
      @Deezboyzjustwin 2 года назад +25

      Even Jerry Jones said he regrets that

    • @isaactorres7525
      @isaactorres7525 2 года назад +97

      @Abel Dan Duran Most of his career? What did you start watching football in 2014?

    • @codyp.3191
      @codyp.3191 2 года назад +28

      @@isaactorres7525 he's a moron bro, he's never actually watched football, he's never been with a woman either

  • @mikewood8561
    @mikewood8561 2 года назад +1071

    Most underrated qb ever. I'm a Pat's fan but respected this guy. Everyone gave him crap cause he fumbled or couldn't win the big games but it's a team sport. His o-line was awful leading to most of his fumbles and he never had the players around him to be great. He finished his career as the most accurate passer at the time. Now he's in the broadcast booth and I think he's the best. He teaches the fans the x's and o's of football.

    • @tomsteinhardt4722
      @tomsteinhardt4722 2 года назад +24

      Agreed. Packer homer.

    • @tracercarter3174
      @tracercarter3174 2 года назад +34

      As a Cowboy fan I appreciate this so much dude

    • @Dacowboys4life
      @Dacowboys4life 2 года назад +25

      Thank you for being such a sensible football fan. Dude is criminally underrated throughout his whole career. Such a stud.

    • @carlmay9532
      @carlmay9532 2 года назад +24

      Die hard Dallas fan here. You are so so so correct. To do what he did with what he had to work with for most of his career is incredible. People focus on his early mistakes in his career and they keep that stigma attached to him. And no matter how well he played or how many 4th quarter comebacks he led, or how many times he made something out of nothing, he never outran that stigma or got credit for just how masterful he was at his craft. Nobody talks about his toughness either. The injuries he played through would put most people on bed rest probably. The lower back injury he played through I can only imagine the pain. (If you’ve ever had lower back injuries than you know). The broken ribs and punctured lung as well. It’s disgusting that a lot of people don’t respect what he did. Dude was a frikkin warrior.

    • @robertdudley3398
      @robertdudley3398 2 года назад +2

      He did bring Jerry's BIG D. to a respectable level of play DID IT WITH LESS. 2016yr Dak RAINS 🌧 Prescott 13 3 he helped a Rookie QB

  • @chrisgarcia9629
    @chrisgarcia9629 2 года назад +336

    DEZ had complete respect for Tony and Tony knew how to keep DEZ motivated.

    • @alwaysopen7970
      @alwaysopen7970 2 года назад +24

      Romo knew and played to the stregths of his receivers. Williams could catch damned near anything from 50 yards out, Dez could high point over anyone, Witten was always "there" and Beas was the perfect slot receiver. Can't forget Austin.Holley or Harris, they ran like hell - YAC.

    • @joefarm2897
      @joefarm2897 2 года назад +10

      Romo knew the skill level of each of his receivers and maximized it against their opponents. Most QB's never reach this level like Tom and the Man have.

    • @chachwa9970
      @chachwa9970 2 года назад +12

      He was able to get T.O to like him Dez was easy for him

    • @C4SEYWY
      @C4SEYWY 6 месяцев назад +2

      @@alwaysopen7970 Man you just took me on a nostalgia trip with those names, miss watching those guys play, along with Marion the Barbarian and Felix Jones

    • @KenKaniff-dw4jw
      @KenKaniff-dw4jw 3 месяца назад

      The entire league had respect from Romo. They talked to rival defenses and said it was never over with Romo. He would always comeback

  • @Candycanegirl1216
    @Candycanegirl1216 2 года назад +526

    It's depressing he didn't get a Super bowl. He deserves ones. I miss this guy now.

    • @chrishansen8403
      @chrishansen8403 2 года назад +3

      :(😔 he did

    • @Yittups
      @Yittups 2 года назад +24

      That Dez no call TD against the Pack I cried I knew it was Romos last shot

    • @shootamcgaven7452
      @shootamcgaven7452 2 года назад +2

      @@Yittups me too brother worst feeling

    • @iangoodisDMX
      @iangoodisDMX 2 года назад +1

      Romo was never gonna get close to a super bowl and his gunslinging mentality got his career cut short. His best chance was 2007. He said it himself. Also, Packers probably woulda came back down the field and scored if Dez woulda caught it 2014. So the heartbreak woulda been the defense not stopping Rodgers like they didn’t 2016. But we coulda got a stop 2014 and they kept matching and got the final first down with ease. Proving my point that Rodgers woulda scored had we scored with the Dez no catch or got it I next play or two. Plenty of time left in the game when dez made the play

    • @pamadams2607
      @pamadams2607 Год назад +1

      ​@@Yittups didn't know it would be the last, which makes it even more heartbreaking.

  • @aaront8
    @aaront8 2 года назад +358

    Tony Romo is by far one of the more "football intelligent" QBs to have played. You could see it when he played and you can hear it now when he reads Defenses as an announcer. He was definitely an elite level Quarterback.

    • @rubendelgado2682
      @rubendelgado2682 2 года назад +8

      Exactly!!! Thank you! Took the words right out of my mouth!

    • @masonjones3427
      @masonjones3427 2 года назад +12

      Maybe a hot take but I view Joe Burrow as the next Tony Romo. I hope he is able to have more success than Romo was but Cinci has been ran more poorly than Dallas so I don't see it happening. Romo, in my opinion is one of the best QBs of last 20 years and deserved so much more!

    • @randallreid424
      @randallreid424 2 года назад +3

      @@masonjones3427 I couldn’t agree more and I would like to add Herbert in there I believe those to can keep our football dreams alive bc we diehard football fans no that the NFL is a QB driven league and it’s great to see elite young talent and the Burrow story is amazing especially the fact that he got outta dodge and kicked ass in the SEC that was one of if not the greatest transfer in college football history I’m a Cowboys guy period but I love all football

    • @lindigj
      @lindigj 2 года назад +4

      Funny thing was back when people were accusing him of not being able to read zone and man. It's hard to believe that someone with his drive and determination wouldn't know something so simple.

    • @michaeltaff1262
      @michaeltaff1262 2 года назад +5

      It would be awesome if Romo was the offensive coordinator

  • @theangrycowboysfan1699
    @theangrycowboysfan1699 2 года назад +134

    Terrell Owens watching this: THAT'S MY QUARTER BACK

  • @jmurphy8288
    @jmurphy8288 2 года назад +54

    Man I loved Romo. If he was on ANY other team he'd be universally loved and praised. Since he was on the Cowboys, he got so much unnecessary hate. Sure, he made some mistakes, but he made waaaay more clutch plays that won games than lost.

  • @Andrewlang90
    @Andrewlang90 2 года назад +148

    As a Ravens fan, I appreciate this guy so much. Such a solid guy, and practically saved announcing. It certainly dropped off after Madden, (RIP) but Romo is a class act. Love him.

    • @Jakevrana
      @Jakevrana 6 месяцев назад

      Ya man, what you said

    • @tommyl.dayandtherunaways820
      @tommyl.dayandtherunaways820 6 месяцев назад

      Some people like to joke that Romo the announcer is better than Romo the QB. I prefer to think that he’s just as great as he ever was, only now he doesn’t have to worry about Jerry Jones and the O-Line :P

  • @AutoFOCUSED.
    @AutoFOCUSED. Год назад +51

    One of the greatest quarterbacks who ever lived. I get so angry by the amount of hate he got. One of the best at reading defenses and adjusting - one of the best deep ball passers - the best pocket aware QB at extending plays and buying more time. Top 3 clutch quarterback ever as well. If he had an elite defense, he would have won a ring.

  • @kt420ish
    @kt420ish 2 года назад +483

    If Romo played with the rules we have in place now a days for quarterbacks, he would have made it another 5 years in the NFL no problem.

    • @porkchopexpress6890
      @porkchopexpress6890 2 года назад +32

      Hell yeah man. Romo would be dangerous with this team we have now. Shot with all these weapons and his quick release for sure woulda made playoffs every year. And plus the rules. Lol

    • @Hustla614
      @Hustla614 2 года назад +22

      Romo just caught a bad break from a hit from the guy from Seattle. Imagine if he got to play with zeke his rookie year still with Dez. Dak and Dez didn't have good chemistry with one another. But Romo and Dez was on the same wave length.

    • @Sauce1919
      @Sauce1919 2 года назад +1

      Tony walked so Dak could run

    • @trazenitram312
      @trazenitram312 2 года назад

      Bro.. Romo was placed there for a reason. He wouldn’t handle today’s top athletes. These athletes now a days would have made Romo retire early.

    • @quann06
      @quann06 2 года назад +6

      @@trazenitram312 With these soft roughing the passer penalties Romo would have lasted longer.

  • @derekblankenship8970
    @derekblankenship8970 2 года назад +144

    Romo is a classic example of hating a player because of his team because immediately after he retired I was like Romo is awesome.

    • @PresidentGas1
      @PresidentGas1 2 года назад +7

      Raider fans and Derrick Carr will be the same.

    • @kalof3l51
      @kalof3l51 2 года назад +9

      Man I am the exact same way. I trashed him at every chance to my friends and the preseason game he got injured I cringed and screamed nooo and my friends were like what the hell

    • @DiegoFlores-dh8fn
      @DiegoFlores-dh8fn 2 года назад +5

      for real man. really miss this dude and dez prime dez and tony were unlike any duo i’ve lived to see from the cowboys

    • @MrJuanTwoThree09
      @MrJuanTwoThree09 2 года назад +8

      My uncle is an Eagle fan and I asked him like football fan to football fan and he straight up said he doesn't really know why he hated Romo. Like EVERYONE hated him accept Cowboys fans but he had a clean image and never did anything to show that he was anything other than a damn good football player and family man

    • @randallreid424
      @randallreid424 2 года назад +1

      I totally understand I was like that towards Favre it’s funny how we diehards for our team are

  • @stratsouldier
    @stratsouldier 2 года назад +161

    After watching this you see how ineffective a coach Jason Garrett really was. This dude not only had a mastery of their offense he also coached the defense up too. Say what you want about Romo but dude was an absolute gamer.

    • @stratsouldier
      @stratsouldier 2 года назад +17

      Also, Bryant was an absolute beast. All the talk about no big games for Romo…. Refs took one away from them in Lambeau. So much so they had to change the rules for a catch

    • @randallreid424
      @randallreid424 2 года назад +4

      Great point him reminding the defense they were gonna try and draw them was heads up and always aware of what the hell was going on and he always carried the loses on his shoulders bc of the leader he was he had it all and so much more his spirit shines

    • @dr.sinister9315
      @dr.sinister9315 2 года назад +6

      @@randallreid424; I have much respect for Tony Romo. This coming from a Denver Broncos & New York Giants Fan For Life.

    • @sonnyrios3991
      @sonnyrios3991 Год назад +3

      Carrot top was a stupid coach who made the stupid decision to start a dumb rookie against Greenbay in a playoff game. The dumb rookie couldn't beat a very bad pack team with a superbowl quality team. That the pack was a bad team was manifested the following week in Atlanta...the Falcons destroyed the pack. Had Romo been allowed to play, the pokes would have won the superbowl. Carrot top and dak kept them from it. Both are jokes.

    • @christopher7952
      @christopher7952 3 месяца назад

      ​@sonnyrios3991 why don't you apply for HC job? You already see what team needs! I will enjoy seeing you as new dallas coach. Make sure you do better job than garrett!

  • @calebgrant2701
    @calebgrant2701 2 года назад +611

    As a cowboys fan, we didn’t appreciate this dude enough.

    • @kylewashington1841
      @kylewashington1841 2 года назад +42

      Speak for yourself, I remember Quincy, Chad, Clint, InterceptaVerde.... Romo was a master at converting 3rd downs and keeping drives alive. His biggest downfall was forcing it on 1st down. He was a Heartbreaker when it was unnecessary. I just wish Prescott was a real QB so we could pick up 3rd downs.

    • @dirks4093
      @dirks4093 2 года назад +5

      Yes, many did not, but I appreciated him. For the last half dozen years of his career I was already saying he was the most entertaining/combination best-talent quarterback in Dallas Cowboys history. Yes Aikman had the amazing skill and the arm, Staubach is a legend and could keep a game alive but Romo was just downright fun to watch. He was like the Favre of Big D, and yes the brains too. I miss him. I like Prescott as the next up too. Good man.

    • @Deezboyzjustwin
      @Deezboyzjustwin 2 года назад

      But all cowboys fans I did

    • @FoolisH409
      @FoolisH409 2 года назад +4

      @@kylewashington1841 I felt your comment in my soul bri

    • @nicksanti2308
      @nicksanti2308 2 года назад +1

      I did, I loved Tony

  • @chrisgarcia9629
    @chrisgarcia9629 2 года назад +43

    That’s my quarter back! Came from nothing, un-drafted, and succeeded in becoming a professional QB for America’s Team! Respect!

  • @CassiusClam
    @CassiusClam 2 года назад +36

    As a non Dallas fan, I miss watching Romo games. Dude was a beast!

  • @lovelyj241
    @lovelyj241 2 года назад +146

    It's crazy they people didn't realize how good this guy was.

    • @DoubleHBuilders
      @DoubleHBuilders 2 года назад +2

      Damn mami

    • @three1105
      @three1105 2 года назад

      @@DoubleHBuilders u good ?

    • @damonthomas2975
      @damonthomas2975 Год назад +1

      Fr tho! Everyone so delusional 🤦

    • @victor75208
      @victor75208 5 месяцев назад +1

      They still don't it seems. Plenty of people I know who think he would've been no better with the teams Dak has had. No ill will towards Dak but no way Romo wouldn't not have at least one ring with the teams built since 2016.

    • @txbaca4861
      @txbaca4861 3 месяца назад

      ​@@victor75208Facts 💯

  • @alexmathewmendoza
    @alexmathewmendoza 2 года назад +76

    I watched him play his whole career in Dallas and boy did he get flack from all sides. These days, it warms my heart to see everyone appreciate what a great football mind he has when they hear him call games as an analyst. People may have hated him as a player but they sure do love him now when he predicts plays.

    • @blakemcconnell6213
      @blakemcconnell6213 2 года назад +2

      I was a punk kid went I first started watching him and just went with the crowd. Now that I appreciate this sport, Romo is an elite QB. He was just so good!

  • @marcusaguilar4989
    @marcusaguilar4989 2 года назад +56

    My formative years as a Cowboys fan will always be punctuated by Tony Romo. Without a doubt taught me what it means to be a Cowboy and a Cowboys fan. Imo, greatest qb to never win it all. Number 9 on field, forever number 1 in out hearts.

    • @MegaChagus
      @MegaChagus 7 месяцев назад

      Well said, bud. Well said.

    • @sosajc15
      @sosajc15 6 месяцев назад

      I wish Romo had this years or last years Dallas team. Some of the most complete teams and absolutely loaded throughout, genuinely think he would’ve been absolutely dangerous with them.

    • @Thumbyy
      @Thumbyy 6 месяцев назад +1

      That’s never gonna be true in a world where Dan Marino exists

  • @georgecoull1883
    @georgecoull1883 2 года назад +70

    Hell us Steeler fan's knew all he needed was a good line, the man was broken and still a gunslinger. I feel for Romo, he really is one of the greatest football mind's

  • @mrpankau
    @mrpankau 2 года назад +52

    Romo took the game over for Bledsoe in 2006 when I was stationed in Iraq. His sensational season really helped me get through that tough time.

    • @musicbygoldenj
      @musicbygoldenj 2 года назад +4

      Hope you’re living your best life Max 🙏

    • @Lab-Rat
      @Lab-Rat 2 года назад +1

      Thank you so much for your service. I never was in the military but my dad fought two tours in Korea right smack on the fronts.

  • @robertbarr6725
    @robertbarr6725 2 года назад +55

    been a cowboys fan for 50 years. by far my favorite cowboy of all time. shame he didn't win one. never had a defense behind him. put up great numbers because he had to.

  • @pherdog82
    @pherdog82 2 года назад +21

    Romo was the reason i started watching the cowboys again after Aikman retired. I always rooted for the underdog Romo. Glad he's in the booth.

  • @izakh6680
    @izakh6680 2 года назад +51

    That romo to dez combo was deadly. Romo knew exactly how to throw to dez. Miss those two. Wish dak knew how to throw to dez when he took over dez still had some years left in him.

    • @sonnyrios3991
      @sonnyrios3991 Год назад +6

      Dak doesn't know how to throw to anyone. He's a lousy QB.

    • @sosajc15
      @sosajc15 6 месяцев назад +11

      @@sonnyrios3991this aged horribly.

    • @kohmsl8310
      @kohmsl8310 6 месяцев назад +1

      Dez was injured the next year, missed a year, came back and immediately got injured again. Dez was one of my favorite players, but please tell me, what years did he have left in him? The writing was on the wall and he took it. Sometimes, it's best not to empty your tank.

    • @sosajc15
      @sosajc15 6 месяцев назад +2

      @@kohmsl8310 People forgetting this. Dez was on his last leg, lost that contested catch he was so good at, was never a great route runner to begin with and couldn’t outrun anyone really. Dak had a shell of a player and people are going to act like it’s his fault he couldn’t pass him the ball.

    • @001Khy
      @001Khy 6 месяцев назад +1

      Dak to CeeDee, appreciate that

  • @kevinhurt7119
    @kevinhurt7119 2 года назад +243

    Miss Tony Romo. Always thought he could bring us back from a deficit.

    • @LynxStarAuto
      @LynxStarAuto 2 года назад +14

      He usually did, but then our defense stunk it up.

    • @dallastexas5653
      @dallastexas5653 2 года назад +2

      A deficit he helped create lol. But yeah you never felt like you were out of it with Romo.

    • @kevinhurt7119
      @kevinhurt7119 2 года назад +4

      @@dallastexas5653 lol. Yeah sometimes. But I always had confidence. I'd like to know what he could have done with the weapons this current team has. Don't get me wrong, I support Dak, but Romo never had these weapons and I thought he was a unappreciated talent.

    • @alwaysopen7970
      @alwaysopen7970 2 года назад

      1:40 left...TD!

  • @willznuts
    @willznuts 2 года назад +89

    I miss Romo so much! He was the freaking Man!

  • @nohalfmeasures6
    @nohalfmeasures6 2 года назад +151

    Many players have said they would die on the field for Tony. It is a shame Jerry Jones never built a decent o-line and defense for this guy, he had some elite intangibles.

    • @Crysta1Pisto1
      @Crysta1Pisto1 2 года назад +12

      Idk man he had some ballers on that line late in his career. Tyron Smith in his prime, Travis Frederick, and Zack Martin. In my opinion it was always the coaching staff that really dragged his play down.

    • @alwaysopen7970
      @alwaysopen7970 2 года назад

      It factor.

    • @rustyshadow7
      @rustyshadow7 2 года назад +3

      @@Crysta1Pisto1
      Yeah but it only takes one weak link to get you killed. Doug Free ended Tony's career.

    • @AmaraEmme
      @AmaraEmme Год назад

      That’s my qb 🥲

    • @Villarreal422
      @Villarreal422 Год назад

      Dude if they built he a little better than decent team. We could have won multiple superbowls with him.

  • @andrewboyce7268
    @andrewboyce7268 2 года назад +300

    Imagine if he didn't get killed behind that crap O-Line late in his career, could easily still be playing. Romo always had the brain.

    • @CPAJayhawk
      @CPAJayhawk 2 года назад +7

      He was way too injury prone near the end … no way he’d still be playing

    • @andrewboyce7268
      @andrewboyce7268 2 года назад +42

      @@CPAJayhawk that's kind of my point. He had terrible protection, dude played with broken ribs for almost a full year. Not a Cowboys fan, but he got shafted

    • @spence_903
      @spence_903 2 года назад +15

      @@andrewboyce7268 if Romo had a line like they did in the 90s he would be still in the league

    • @CPAJayhawk
      @CPAJayhawk 2 года назад +1

      @@andrewboyce7268 every quarterback gets hit, he got to the point where he couldn’t take a hit anymore

    • @definitelydopeproductions7302
      @definitelydopeproductions7302 2 года назад +1

      Well he called them fat boys 😂

  • @hermyherm365
    @hermyherm365 2 года назад +830

    Miss this guy under appreciated for sure …

    • @stephbetter3806
      @stephbetter3806 2 года назад +13

      He’s really not tho y’all treat him like he’s god when he’s an above average

    • @4realGTFOH
      @4realGTFOH 2 года назад +2

      Meh

    • @hgm38
      @hgm38 2 года назад +1

      Romo was great at

    • @Infernos94
      @Infernos94 2 года назад +32

      @@stephbetter3806 hes treated like above average when he was really great.

    • @bigmattbowlz88bowlz15
      @bigmattbowlz88bowlz15 2 года назад +22

      @stephbetter he gave everything to that franchise he really sacrificed his body and had his contract re done to get players paid he played hurt all there time like broken ribs broken back guy gave it his all out there and because of refs and coaching he never got a shot at a ring hes a legend

  • @firstnamefirstlastnamelast9004
    @firstnamefirstlastnamelast9004 2 года назад +54

    What a leader! What a football mind! What a QB! Love hearing him call games on CBS, but miss watching him play even more! Thanks Romo for all the memories.

  • @brandonhelmick9722
    @brandonhelmick9722 2 года назад +17

    I agreed with what some have said. With Tony at QB I always felt like we had a chance to win or a chance at a comeback. He was on another level!!

  • @suorguy1183
    @suorguy1183 2 года назад +94

    “Here we go fat guys lets go!” Lmao

  • @huskussam
    @huskussam 2 года назад +37

    I miss the Tony Romo - Dez Bryant duo. One of the best Duo of the Franchise... Just too short in time

    • @Twisted.Ginger
      @Twisted.Ginger 2 года назад

      Yes, I agree! I love the special duo's, such a bond, and once that click and trust is there, they do some awesome things!🙌

  • @brians1225
    @brians1225 2 года назад +52

    Man miss Romo. Having him as QB with nothing else meant we would get at least 8 games with his play. Really wish we had good team around him. One year…2014 was a quick glimpse of it. Whew.

    • @victor75208
      @victor75208 5 месяцев назад

      What a heartbreak that game was. It seems like it was only a few seasons ago.

  • @trentgragg1159
    @trentgragg1159 2 года назад +34

    Underrated and under appreciated even by cowboys fans but that will always be my Quarterback, there will never be another Tony Romo

  • @tylerbridges1330
    @tylerbridges1330 2 года назад +35

    Never had love for Romo while he was playing but he was a hell of a QB. Undrafted free agent as well. That's impressive.

  • @santiagomagana3148
    @santiagomagana3148 2 года назад +45

    This was, is, and will always be my guy, my QB, and my idol.

  • @The-Host
    @The-Host 2 года назад +10

    I made so much fun of romo as a cowboy. But now that he's retired I really like this dude, he's a down to earth guy. And his commentary is top notch.

    • @joefarm2897
      @joefarm2897 2 года назад

      You are a Boys fan now..😂

  • @gman7774
    @gman7774 2 года назад +56

    Can’t forget about Jason Witten he was the best Dallas has ever had. Always reliable and Tony’s favorite target by far.

    • @sonnyrios3991
      @sonnyrios3991 Год назад

      Whitten was made a hall of famer by Romo's ability to get him the ball. Yet, it was Whitten who threw Romo under the bus when they chose the dumb rookie over Romo, rather than standing up for him.

    • @sneakynigg6083
      @sneakynigg6083 6 месяцев назад

      ​@sonnyrios3991 that dumb rookie was 8-1 in a season where you lost your QB in the pre-season, and everyone on your team thought the season was a goner. Put a Lil respect on that kids name. You can say it was zeke or the oline. I'd argue Brandon Weedon, Matt castle, Mark Sanchez and kellen Moore couldn't do much with it 😅

    • @sneakynigg6083
      @sneakynigg6083 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@sonnyrios3991you can love one without throwing dirt on another.

  • @andrewbreeding4972
    @andrewbreeding4972 11 месяцев назад +8

    Man I wish we could’ve had atleast 3 more years of him he was on top of his game the last few seasons

  • @kai_isvibey2083
    @kai_isvibey2083 2 года назад +9

    Man, I'm happy I saw this video. Its crazy this man finally got his roses years after leaving the game (as a player). You can tell how brilliant he is when in the broadcast both and you can tell how much passion he had during this video.

  • @TheWopper78
    @TheWopper78 2 года назад +17

    I sure did like watching Dez play! Dude was a fantastic receiver . And it was a catch. And I’m a Packer fan.

  • @jongon0848
    @jongon0848 Год назад +11

    As a die hard Cowboys fan, I miss Romo. I miss the way he released the ball, his passion, his intensity, his game knowledge. We really took him for granted, even though he gave his blood, sweat, and tears for this franchise.

  • @joshtorres9980
    @joshtorres9980 2 года назад +21

    He’s was such a positive force on the field , he was a definite leader of a team, so much confidence and faith. Dude never gave up

  • @nickbadry4122
    @nickbadry4122 2 года назад +32

    Man I miss Tony Romo! Grew up watching him in high school and through college...
    Let's go Cowboys!

  • @jaredbeasley1246
    @jaredbeasley1246 2 года назад +160

    If Romo was our qb right now with this defense we would definitely be number one seed and super bowl bound!!! Dude was so underrated

    • @YodaSmokes
      @YodaSmokes 2 года назад +2

      💯

    • @MyBodyWash
      @MyBodyWash 2 года назад +3

      Lmao until he gets into the playoffs and chokes

    • @kt0880
      @kt0880 2 года назад +1

      Factz

    • @kI-cq5xq
      @kI-cq5xq 2 года назад +24

      @@MyBodyWash u didn’t see him play vs packers in 2014 cause they should’ve won the sb that year if it wasn’t for the no catch

    • @trouble302
      @trouble302 2 года назад +10

      Dak just beat his TD record tonight. Spoke to soon. Tony is the man tho.

  • @macreefs1155
    @macreefs1155 2 года назад +7

    Romo's leadership and ability to hold his teammates accountable speaks volumes about his confidence in is own ability. Wish we saw more of this kind of leadership in the league today.

  • @darthrevan6
    @darthrevan6 2 года назад +167

    Underappreciated. He carried some bad defenses.

    • @KamikOzzy_
      @KamikOzzy_ 2 года назад +12

      And got wide receivers paid. Dez and Miles Austin.

    • @tucksities24
      @tucksities24 2 года назад +11

      Patrick Crayton was solid too. Romo spread the ball around throughout his whole career.
      That’s why T.O. wanted the ball more lol, but when it comes to players like T.O., they hinder the dynamic of the offense by pressuring to get the ball more.
      You see the same thing with OBJ, DK Metcalf
      It only works for Davante Adams since they have receivers that are specialists, Valdez-Scantling is a tall deep threat, Lazard is a physical receiver, and Cobb is an aging possession receiver. They have established roles so it works
      Other than that, elite QBs spread the ball, and Romo certainly did that. He played with such poise, it was up there with Brady. Romo just played in a less adequate offensive scheme, but he still mastered it. He moved the chains on a consistent basis

    • @CPAJayhawk
      @CPAJayhawk 2 года назад

      He had his chances…2007-2009 was his window

    • @darthrevan6
      @darthrevan6 2 года назад +10

      @@CPAJayhawk He hit his prime around 2011-12. It's a stupid way to evaluate QBs. Eli Manning was great for 2 seasons, and the rest of the time he was mediocre. He's not inherently better than Romo.

    • @TW-wu4kj
      @TW-wu4kj 2 года назад

      And choked when we had good ones. What’s your point?

  • @krzykris
    @krzykris 2 года назад +11

    Dez Bryant was a beast. Love Romo, he was a great motivatior.

  • @randallreid424
    @randallreid424 2 года назад +8

    I love Tony Romo one of my favorite all time Cowboys he might not have got us there but you always got his best and he played with his heart on his sleeve, I always had hope when he was our guy luck was never on his side thank u Tony

  • @erikcox8749
    @erikcox8749 2 года назад +18

    This guy's toughness should never be questioned. I remember watching many games where he had serious injuries, plural, and was out there giving 100% definitely deserved a chip. That call on Dez at Green Bay was a catch, even at the 1, first and goal if he didn't get in end zone. I watched that play over and over he absolutely caught that ball n tried to reach the goal line, he just couldn't reach it. Anybody notice that catch and reach TD against the 49ers? Look familiar to an incomplete pass at GB?✌️💙

    • @joefarm2897
      @joefarm2897 2 года назад +1

      How about the one against the Giants in the clip too? Refs were against the Boys that day in Green Bay.

  • @noneofyourbusiness3343
    @noneofyourbusiness3343 2 года назад +12

    Being able to see and hear his amazing leadership quality makes me like him even more

  • @loucamputaro7744
    @loucamputaro7744 2 года назад +15

    I can literally watch this all day

  • @timothyhenderson457
    @timothyhenderson457 2 года назад +20

    I liked Tony and I always will. I appreciate the years of having a capable qb. People tend to forget the years without one.

  • @hutch7234
    @hutch7234 2 года назад +16

    This guy had his ups and downs but when he came back and won those games from behind, Romo was a star! DC4L

  • @torynhill8956
    @torynhill8956 6 месяцев назад +2

    "Let's Go, We gotta play football!! It's a game, it's happening today!"
    Truly inspirational from Tony

  • @LongBeach-bh1oy
    @LongBeach-bh1oy 2 года назад +16

    I been a cowboys fan since 07 I’m only 22 so I’ve seen the good and the bads with this team but with romo we always had a fighting chance this guy was a leader on and off the field although he’s made a couple mistakes on the field I’m glad he was a part of the cowboys I just wished he would’ve retired with a ring he really deserved it , ROMO #9 !!!

  • @j.m.5744
    @j.m.5744 2 года назад +3

    I'm a Patriots fan, just wanted to put that out there. After listening to how smart Romo is calling games, then seeing this, I now understand how he made himself into an NFL QB. And a good one at that.

  • @bobbyd2304
    @bobbyd2304 2 года назад +24

    Just thinking, if Romo was still playing, with this 2021-2022 defense... might be looking at a 15-2 or even a possible undefeated season. Romo would have played his heart out.

    • @Jrockalipse5623
      @Jrockalipse5623 2 года назад +2

      Exactly. Romo would have this current offense running like a well oiled machine..I believe this current team is struggle bc of the oline but bc Dak is not an elite passer. Dak is an awesome football player but this offense NEEDS an elite passer that can go down field

    • @navyvet8798
      @navyvet8798 2 года назад +1

      I just wrote the same thing above before I read your comment. Dak just doesnt have that same fight that Romo had.

    • @lastmohican8368
      @lastmohican8368 2 года назад +1

      Exactly .. it would be today like ….Aaron Rogers who ??

    • @prestoBMXs
      @prestoBMXs 2 года назад +4

      romo would have won the super bowl with the team we had, if he hadnt got cheap shot in a preseason game that year with zeke

    • @Lab-Rat
      @Lab-Rat 2 года назад +1

      Yes yes and yes

  • @tomgutierrez
    @tomgutierrez 2 года назад +10

    I miss that guy! Never a dull moment and so very underrated. What a great player!

  • @LoneStar_yota
    @LoneStar_yota 2 года назад +9

    Ohhh how I miss these TONY Romo days!!!! A dog who gave everything he had every damn game no matter how bad or good……

  • @peted7687
    @peted7687 2 года назад +7

    If we had Tony Romo now. We would defiantly win a few SBs. The way tony got hit, that would draw a flag everytime. The guy was tough qb and never complained

  • @xacex6944
    @xacex6944 2 года назад +4

    I remembered him telling Dez Bryant that quote from a mic’d up video years ago. I always think of it whenever I look back on Romo’s career. He was a great leader that should have accomplished way more.

  • @stuntman660
    @stuntman660 2 года назад +6

    Loved Romo! He’s my favorite of all time!

  • @StoneColdDonnieBell
    @StoneColdDonnieBell 2 года назад +13

    He was a real 💎!

  • @cjlindallas7749
    @cjlindallas7749 2 года назад +18

    Frederick was such a stud piece to that offense. Dude made that run game work with Murray. Real football fans know dude was the real deal.

    • @hoff4301
      @hoff4301 2 года назад +1

      What a great center

    • @thecensoredmuscle563
      @thecensoredmuscle563 2 года назад +3

      The first center Romo ever had that knew how to block and didn't hike it over his head or before he said hike. From 06-12 it was constant, I've never seen anything like it in nfl history. Jones literally kept giving Romo centers that had a pop Warner level of talent at hiking it from shotgun.

    • @JS2BF
      @JS2BF 2 года назад +1

      It’s no coincidence that Zekes avg per run dropped after we lost Travis. Him Martin and smith gave him 3 from the jump. Now he works for the three and is lucky to break for more.

    • @CockShoe
      @CockShoe 2 года назад

      @@thecensoredmuscle563 Gurode was a 5x Pro Bowler before Frederick got there lmfao

    • @thecensoredmuscle563
      @thecensoredmuscle563 2 года назад +2

      @@CockShoe how does that change the fact that he constantly chunked it over Romo's head or on the wrong count constantly? Notice how the interior lineman like Gurode and Leonard played for years making 0 pro bowls, then when playing with Romo both start making pro bowl several years in a row. That's not a coincidence, they didn't suddenly upgrade after years of below average play. Its that Romo made them look alot better, because Romo had an insane ability to break tackles and spin out. So statistically it looked like they were doing a great job. But they really weren't.
      Fredrick actually was great, Fredrick did not need Romo to make him look better. Then with Martin in 2014 was enough to change the entire oline. Because Romo finally had at least 2 interior lineman that could block. Made a huge difference.

  • @ThisIsCottonMouth
    @ThisIsCottonMouth 2 года назад +17

    Dez was a different man back then, physical and had speed with the ball in his hands

    • @thecensoredmuscle563
      @thecensoredmuscle563 2 года назад +1

      Dez was playmaker that worked on big plays and throws when covered, Romo put it where he can out physical the guy. Terrence Williams was a deep threat, big play guy. Prescott ruined both of their careers, because he doesn't have nfl level passing ability to get it to those kinds of receivers.

  • @sneakynigg6083
    @sneakynigg6083 6 месяцев назад +2

    When he went down in Seattle. Even when he could come back, I said, "Don't". His back was so shot. As a guy with my first kid back then. I was like just stay down man. You gotta think about your future. We gave him just as much 💩 as we give dak now too. The dude had some legendary games. 🙌

  • @anacondanc2838
    @anacondanc2838 2 года назад +16

    That must be a World record for hang time on a pass. When he throws it up from Midfield at the Minnesota game and Williams doesn't come down with the TD grab until the Indianapolis game! Amazing @ 17:05

  • @chadrams1787
    @chadrams1787 2 года назад +11

    Jerry, Please pay this man anything he wants to be our next head coach!

    • @Lab-Rat
      @Lab-Rat 2 года назад

      For sure!

    • @jimmymason8259
      @jimmymason8259 Год назад

      @@Lab-Rat Romo Coaching would be the shot heard around the world. The boys would play their heart out for him . The fans already love him...!

  • @michaeltaff1262
    @michaeltaff1262 2 года назад +4

    Man,that chemistry between Romo and Dez MAGIC!!!

    • @forcecalibration924
      @forcecalibration924 6 месяцев назад

      Just throw it up in the air… I know you don’t wanna do it😂

  • @kevincouto350
    @kevincouto350 2 года назад +11

    Definitely deserved a ring!! Dez caught it and that could've been the time to win it.. but for some reason alot of hate and BS calls are our #1 enemy ....and yeah owner/coaching staff can be the enemy to..
    But glad Romo is still part of the nfl

  • @jxd1138
    @jxd1138 2 года назад +7

    As an Eagles fan, I always appreciated this guys toughness and attitude. He was a much under appreciated talent with a much better arm than given credit for.

  • @francesyoung8910
    @francesyoung8910 2 года назад +3

    Dallas is my team!.... Romo #9 forever my QB!!! the stats will not truly show what he did in his career!
    Love you man

  • @Wxman9123
    @Wxman9123 2 года назад +7

    To this day Romo was still the best chance of Dallas getting a super bowl this millennium. And Jones squandered him.

  • @truthsusp3ct403
    @truthsusp3ct403 6 месяцев назад

    Miss you romo. My father passed away this year and you were our quarterback and my favorite player . Didnt expect to get tears watching this highlight reel but it just brought back so many memories with my old man. Rip dad and thank you for the memories romo

  • @rockzhard2009
    @rockzhard2009 2 года назад +5

    if he's QB with the team they have now, they pretty much are unbeatable. love him in the booth, but damn as a DC he would be golden.

  • @ricardogranados5243
    @ricardogranados5243 2 года назад +14

    5:03 is a prime example of how they did Tony Romo. I remember watching him and always getting mad at blatant roughing the passer and no flag. But on the other side you had brady and rodgers that if someone accidentally breathed on them wrong the flags came flying.

    • @johnortan1890
      @johnortan1890 2 года назад +1

      Like always, the nfl hated Romo, they let him get late hit nonstop. I remember it happening. But since making these highlight videos and watching so many games, it happened an insane amount pretty much every game. You didn't see that with other qbs. Defenses do what the refs let them do, certain qbs they know the refs will let them hit so they hit.

  • @jlondono77
    @jlondono77 2 года назад +14

    Great competitor as a QB but definitely the best announcer ever and I am an Eagles fan. Puts Aikman to shame!

  • @franciscojaviermirandaguti4331
    @franciscojaviermirandaguti4331 3 месяца назад

    Thank You forever for these great moments TONY ROMO

  • @chrishansen8403
    @chrishansen8403 2 года назад +1

    bro watching this gave me the best nostalgia as a cowboys fan:( from growing up watching romo play feels like yesterday

  • @ray_beas
    @ray_beas 2 года назад +6

    Tony Romo is a baller. He just loves the game.

  • @cortlincabbiness7726
    @cortlincabbiness7726 2 года назад +8

    The greatest Dallas Cowboy ever! I was always so heartbroken when Jerry Jones chose Dak over him. We would have had a Superbowl already if Romo was still playing

    • @Lab-Rat
      @Lab-Rat 2 года назад +1

      I thought I was the only one that felt that way. He got thrown under the bus right when the stars were aligned. But that’s what Jerry gets. And look what we have now the rest of the pieces but no Romo.

    • @jas9239
      @jas9239 2 года назад +1

      Me too..when he got hurt in preseason, I was so worried he wouldn’t be back and I knew with the team they had, sky was the limit..that’s partially why I can’t get on board with dak..romo was my favorite/is my favorite cowboy of all time

  • @kimmacharia5966
    @kimmacharia5966 4 месяца назад

    This man was an amazing qb and legendary at calling games, his vision is absolutely elite, and were honoured when he calls games to perfection

  • @giovannyramos9787
    @giovannyramos9787 7 месяцев назад

    I love this man thank you for the memories ❤️

  • @DustinPlatt
    @DustinPlatt 6 месяцев назад +3

    Tony to defense: You guys are great, you're gonna get an INT and get us that ball. Be great.
    Tony to receivers: Stay on your feet, you're great, you're gonna get us that win. Let's get it baby.
    Tony to O-Line: *Heyyyh fattties*

  • @MikeS-fh1yt
    @MikeS-fh1yt 2 года назад +7

    God Romo was such a treasure on the field.

  • @logan4410
    @logan4410 6 месяцев назад

    that spin around JJ Watt and touchdown to Williams in the endzone is probably my favorite play all time. I remember watching that as a kid and losing it. Magic

  • @mikerobertson2402
    @mikerobertson2402 2 года назад +2

    Would have loved to see #9 with all the weapons we have now! Underrated 100%

  • @k29king1
    @k29king1 6 месяцев назад +5

    Romo got robbed in 2014 of his best shot at making a Superbowl by the officials with the Dez catch the officials said wasnt, the NFL later admitted was a catch. They owned Seattle and would have beaten them in the Champ game and would have made the SB. He was elite.

  • @EzraH214
    @EzraH214 2 года назад +39

    I was alive when Romo was still playing but unfortunately i never watched him play because i wasn't a cowboys fan at that point but i know he was a hell of a player maybe he won't go to the hall of fame but he was an amazing QB

    • @tylerbridges1330
      @tylerbridges1330 2 года назад +7

      He holds every cowboys qb record (as of now) he'll def get in.

    • @kylewashington1841
      @kylewashington1841 2 года назад

      Then your opinion has zero value.

    • @EzraH214
      @EzraH214 2 года назад

      @@kylewashington1841 how?

    • @kylewashington1841
      @kylewashington1841 2 года назад

      Because you will never understand what a real 3rd down Qb can do. That was Romo. But he would break your heart on 1st down. So saying you never watched him play just says you have only seen highlights. And good on ya I'm glad you're watching. But in the words of T.O. "That's my Quarterback".

    • @EzraH214
      @EzraH214 2 года назад +1

      @@kylewashington1841 i don't really see how that makes my opinion not valid the Troy Aikman era was before i was even born but I still know he was one of the best Dallas QB's of all time and i have his jersey I love Tony but I really don't think he will get into the HOF I don't know why you got so offended when i said that maybe Tony might not get into the Hall of fame Snowflake

  • @DaBoyz1616
    @DaBoyz1616 2 года назад

    Just loved the game so much!

  • @fretmajik777
    @fretmajik777 6 месяцев назад

    Total class act and a great QB. Also he's a great announcer. Thank you Tony.

  • @cynthiadaw131
    @cynthiadaw131 2 года назад +5

    Man, if we had him now, we in the superbowl!!! Tony was a slinger!!

    • @thomasjausel265
      @thomasjausel265 2 года назад +2

      And tough as nails. Playing with a ruptured spleen, a broken rib and punctured lung. Dude was the man.

  • @FoolisH409
    @FoolisH409 2 года назад +11

    Best QB the Cowboys ever had I don’t care what no one says

  • @Ben-bs4od
    @Ben-bs4od 2 года назад +1

    Favorite player to watch ALL-TIME. From his first 2 games as a pro! Knew it when I saw him he'd be one of the top 10 best ever. Maybe top 7.

  • @pamadams2607
    @pamadams2607 Год назад +1

    Boy, I miss watching Romo play! His scrambling and deep ball are something to behold.

  • @Keenan716
    @Keenan716 2 года назад +19

    I miss Romo bruh ngl

    • @spence_903
      @spence_903 2 года назад +4

      Prime Romo makes Dak look average

    • @1bossplaya8444
      @1bossplaya8444 2 года назад +3

      This vid almost made me tear ngl. He deserved to at least get to the big show once.

    • @thecensoredmuscle563
      @thecensoredmuscle563 2 года назад +3

      @@spence_903 Romo was one of those players that retired in their prime.

    • @thecensoredmuscle563
      @thecensoredmuscle563 2 года назад +3

      @@1bossplaya8444 Romo deserved to be given the job in 2016. Instead cowboys ended up losing first round to a team who only had 2 starters on defense. Cowboys receivers were wide open the entire game, Dez and Elliott had to bring us back but ultimately fell short. Then Atlanta puts up 38 points in less than 3 quarters against packers the next week.

  • @endofanera1983
    @endofanera1983 2 года назад +6

    14:07 that kids reaction 😂

  • @michaelsilva5740
    @michaelsilva5740 7 месяцев назад +1

    Man they did Romo and Dez so dirty with that bs call. Wasn’t born until 1999 so Romo was the quarterback I grew up watching. Miss my guy 😢still my favorite player❤

  • @mastermorphine
    @mastermorphine 2 года назад +3

    I miss Tony Romo! A Great quarterback!