He never quit your right he was just a loser couldn't win a big game to save his life. Him and Dak are probably related to each other. Both overrated losers.
Dak rarely could make up for his bad play. Romo much like this game just didn't care. Just kept firing. He won several games where he struggled with int's and still kept firing away.
@@billymadison4903 neither one are closers and cant or couldnt have gotten us to a SB victory. I would keep Rush over Dak right now. He's got more of a winning mind and just needs reps and playtime to get more comfortable. I wanna see that rookie play some too. Dak, Zeke and Mike McCarthy can go elsewhere
@bobgrob4 As a cowboys fan my whole life i totally agree that those three you mentioned can go and won't be missed. I would also definitely take Rush over Dak going forward. Dude just needs more play time to grow. But I also agree with the OP in that Romo was better than Dak.
@@christopheralmaguer3310 2008 looked good and then a late season collapse hit them hard and 11,12,13, they had the teams to win the East at least only to lose and miss the playoffs in the last week of the season all 3 times. 16 of course Romo didn’t play due to injury, but then Rodgers being Rodgers upsets them at home.
I remember this game like it was yesterday. My grandmother was in the hospital in Wichita Falls, TX and we were all watching this game in the waiting room with other families. One of the best games I have ever watched. My grandmother passed away not long after, but even though that was a sad time in my life I have nothing but happy memories of watching this game. It’s awesome how we can find bright spots in our darkest moments.
127 starts, that's roughly 8 seasons as starter, for 4-5 of those seasons he was running for his life, tracking down balls snapped over his head/snapped before he was ready, carrying this franchise on his shoulders; and what's left is the 2007 season (first full season) and 2014 (Catch No Catch). Yet look at what he produced on the field in 127 starts despite those 4-5 seasons. He kept this franchise from being Cleveland Browns level bad and got a bad BSPN narrative/rap against him for it. Most underappreciated player there's been.
He's my favorite player of all time. That game where he had a comeback win with broken ribs and punctured lung should be talked about much more. He has no rings because he didn't have help until late into his career. He would have got the ring in 2016 if he hadn't got hurt. He was playing the best football of his career and he would've had Zeke and that monster O line protecting him. Karma will haunt Dallas for awhile because of giving up on him for Dak.
Huge cowboys fan all my life. He was slightly above average , didn’t play well in pressure situations. Still crying over that b9tched snap vs Seattle in the playoffs on the chip shot field goal.
@@MrSturdystratus No true Cowboys fan would ever say Romo was slightly above average. Go back and watch that shootout with Peyton and the Broncos. He was elite
@@MrSturdystratus how many starting quarterbacks held for the kicker? 0 that's why they don't. It's usually back up quarterback or punter. He shouldn't have been put in that situation. Bill Parcells fault. Tell me I'm wrong. Go ahead! Lol
I saw it live on my TV. Still remember the chills from it. That was clutch beyond clutch. And he was so modest after the game. Just happy they could win. Love Tony Romo.
@@williamtaulbee7805 am I having fun? I’m just being honest. If he played for Cleveland no one would give a shit but he played for the over hyped over talked about Cowboys. So he’s fabulously average.
This was my greatest fantasy football win ever. As this video starts I am down 5 with Nick Folk (DAL K) my only player left. I needed the Cowboys to: 1. score the TD 2. miss the 2-pointer (OT is no good, opponent has BUF players) 3. recover the onside kick 4. get into scoring range, and then 5. make at least a 50 yard FG (worth 5 points in our league) All in the last 24 seconds of the game. Basically every single play had to work out in my favor, including getting the pass to Owens overturned by replay (because that FG would have been too short). It all happened in that exact order and I won on bench points. It was more thrilling than winning the league.
Cool story! Right there with you on the elation! I can give an opposite story. My team was up 9, needed 10 to cover, 10 seconds left in the game, clock stopped, 4th down, chip shot range. So did they kick the gimme field goal? NO. Didn't kneel either. Just handed off for no gain, turning it over on downs. Not only that, this wasn't a fantasy football situation. I was in a Vegas sports book; fill in the rest. The pain! The pain!
yeah as soon as this video popped up, I was wondering if this was the game that Romo threw like 6 interceptions and they still ended up winning.. apparently it is
Oh man, I remember this game vividly!!! My family are Cowboy fans, so this game for the majority of the time was a struggle to watch till this moment. I remember my parents letting me stay up late so I could watch the ending haha The roller coaster of emotions we went thru in these 10 minutes with the 2 pt conversation, onside kick, the incomplete T.O. catch, and the game winning FG....insane!
This was 15 years ago and it is still in my memory like it was yesterday. Winning the game from 6 turnovers by himself and a goal-line fumble by Witten, only Romo could do it.
I can only imagine the pure panic running through the scoreboard operator after the timeout by Buffalo. It goes from 22 to 25 then disappears and comes back with 28 lmao
They had the chance to go to at least the NFC Championship in 2007, but as Mike Ehrmantraut would say; "We had a good thing you idiots! You could've gone out there and play like you mean it, it was perfect, but no! You just had to blow it up by losing to a wildcard team from New York! You and your showoff players!"
Maybe because there was a certain someone who kept going to and winning every other damn Super Bowl throughout the 2010’s and it’s not fun to keep seeing the same team in every championship game, which is also why I took a break from watching the games until he left Boston.
What people don't seem to understand if your QB turns the ball over many times but the defense keeps the scoring to a minimum, the only thing that matters are those 4th qtr clutch minutes, if your QB can deliver then, you got a player.
You’ve got a solid player. Finishing a game winning drive is important. But the fact remains, if the quarterback finished some of those drives earlier in the game where the turnovers occurred, then your team could have won even more convincingly, and maybe taken some pressure off the other side of the team.
@@fortynights1513It's a team game, the QB isn't always going to have a pretty game but, what matters is when it's crunch does that guy out everything that happened before in the past and come through...you know like not running the clock out on your own team in year 7 as a starter.
I’ll never forget this game. Was a freshman in high school and was at Monday night band practice (6-9). Band director like to trash Romo so kept saying “Romo threw a pick, another, another” blah blah blah. Got home in time to watch the end of the 4th quarter and see Nick Folk kick that game winner TWICE
@ZupE891 romo's not in the top ten of best 4th quarter quarterbacks. Of course we can cherry pick whatever stats to make whatever kind of argument. What's romo's playoff record and postseason stats look like?
@ericmcgowan1993 how many points did the cowboys defenses give up in those post seasons? Romo only had a top 15 defense one year in his career. He carried them to the playoffs. Some of those years, cowboys had no business even being in the playoffs playing against far superior teams with top 5 defenses. Jerry jomes fromt office was more to blame. But yes. Romo wasn't as good in the few post-season games he played in. But only one of those games I would credit Romo for the loss with a bad interception to end it. Farve did that many times in his career, that gun slinger just had more chances
I always think about this game in particular bc it was romos first full season and the first year without bill parcells as coach and this was a Monday night game and Bill Parcells was on there talking before the game and he said something along the lines about a great QB can throw 3 to 4 or even 5 INTs and still find a way to win the game then Romo did that literally that night it was almost like foreshadowing
He had a great offensive line. It was the defense that was badly subpar while he was there. Best example: the game against Denver where Dallas scored 48 points and still lost.
Ware, Greg Ellis, Jay Ratliff might have something to say about that. Also romo's 1st season as starter they had three different dbs. with 4 or more picks, yet when I say the O-line sucked horribly (which it did) for Saquon everybody tries to blame him.
@@hux2000 Not only did the defense give up 48 points when Romo was intercepted, but they forced ZERO punts and allowed Peyton's only rushing TD in 5 years. But, let's just blame the guy that kept them in the game.
Little known fact - Tony Romo has one of the highest all time records of win percentage when he started. Another little known fact, Romo has one of the highest comeback records of all time, alongside Elway, Manning and Montana. But most loudly recited fact: calling him a choker. Ummm, no. That's the penis envy talkers.
It’s probably a situation where the times he messed up are more memorable to people than the times he succeeded. But if you look back at his career in its entirety, you’ll see that Romo was a pretty darn good player. If a quarterback had his career for a less successful franchise, he’d probably be considered a good player in a team with a middling history to it.
@@finchborat Top 5 in comeback record in entire league history, but "not in games that mattered", right? Hilarious. I'll bet you're really puked at Marino, right? And Jim Kelly, peee-uuuu! He played like a champion in all those Super Bowls, but because they lost, he must have been a choker who choked, right? Hilarious.
@@Bill_Woo One big difference. Marino and Kelly were able to advance in the playoffs and get to the Super Bowl. Didn't get rings, but it was mainly due to the teams they faced.
I was just explaining to my little brother that every NFL fan is 50% a fan of their actual team & 50% of whatever team is playing the cowboys that week…💙⭐️
Best Dallas quarterback ever!!! “ Roger Stalbacks, exact words. Romo never had a team except for maybe two seasons. Had he had the early 90s Cowboys rather than Troy, they would’ve won six Super Bowls straight I promise.!! I sincerely believe that!
That's is an absolutely ridiculous comment. Troy Aikman did what he was asked to do with all the other talent around him. He never hurt the team during that run. If Troy was on another team or playing now throwing 40/50 times a game his numbers would be insane.
Holy shit. This is the game where I became a Cowboys and a football fan. I saw this ending when I was a kid and have been a fan ever since. I was young and not a real football watcher at the time so I never could remember the specifics. I knew the game ended in a 53 yard FG and the Cowboys were 5-0 afterwards which was our best record in a long time. I have always loved Romo and can’t believe I happened upon this video. Romo was the king of 4th quarter comebacks.
Romo and Witten. Two Cowboys that truly deserved a ring. Romo was a class act, and a damn good QB. He deserved so much more respect and way less criticism than he received. Y'all might not remember the San Fran game. We were getting our butts kicked and Romo came running out of the locker room (against doctors orders) with a punctured lung and broken ribs and brought us back to win that football game. That man gave our team everything he had. Loved Romo.
I remember watching this back in middle school at my uncles house who is a Steelers fan and was talking shit the whole game. He was so mad afterwards! Good times
This onside kick was Sam Hurt's BEST career play !!! Even if He didn't actually recover it Sam was the Man who got it started WOW !! Hope after all these years He has finally got the rest of his life straightened out .
Loved Romo. Loved Witten. 2 classy players. Sad they couldn't pull out a championship, but Loved watching them play. They both played with heart and grit.
@@youtuber_00786This defense is a bunch of front runners, the 2014 defense was getting guys off the street but they played way harder than this. Just give Romo the 2014 defense plus Bland, Diggs and Parsons and they win the whole thing.
I was in a Hotel room across the Niagara River from the Stadium in Canada on this night yelling my heart out for the Cowboys . Greatest Comeback for the Romo Team ever in 2007 .
The Bills and their history of losing in heartbreaking fashion. Some things never change (Bills-Philly game, I'm looking at you). The Buffalo curse is real. Lol
Even as a cowboy fan, I don't think he'll ever get in. He doesn't have the accolades nor the postseason numbers to warrant it. He'll be in the Cowboys Ring of Honor though with Witten and Ware at least. And thats good enough for me
I wonder what would of happened had cowboys or Packers who really should of been there how they would of done al Harris and Charles woodson was no joke that year !!!
Yeah if only Romo didn't have a hard on for witten and passed the ball to a wide open TO in the end zone instead of forcing it to witten in triple coverage
@@jap5076 I don’t remember the play in that much detail, but I bet that guy’s version of wide open was ‘when the ball was thrown, whoever was initially covering TO went towards the ball, making TO look more open than he really was.’
I watched this game on the edge my kitchen table on a 15” tube TV 📺 as a fan of no team, just a fan of football. To this day one of the craziest games I’ve ever watched.
This is game is a PERFECT example of Romos entire career. Dude gets picked 5 times, sacked twice, does nothing til the last quarter, then squeaks by with a win. They won this game, and lost all the ones that counted
If Romo had come back from his injury in 2016, with the offensive line, the defense, and a rookie Zeke, he would have lead the Cowboys to a Superbowl victory
I remember this game like it was yesterday. Tony said it after the game that the defense saved his but. Tony was great quarterback and most under rated.
He gave us so many moments man I remember having hope I mean me and my buddies really believed he would get that Super Bowl ❤good memories thank you Romo for giving it your all we got to witness that 100 no regrets you left it all on the field hey maybe you should coach the Boys and get that ring later ❤❤❤
Tony Romo wasnt blessed like Dak was with talented team's. If Romo had this current talented team, im sure they would have made it to the NFC championship or SB.
Facts, the number of times Romo had to chase down balls snapped over his head or had the ball snapped before he was ready was insane and yet he still kept Dallas relevant every year. Just one SB and he'd have been 1st ballot HoF...
2007 had some crazy MNF games. Steelers/Dolphins (another 3-0 game we saw this past weekend between vikings/raiders), obviously this game, packers/broncos, pats/ravens.
Oh my....I was at this game!!! I'm a Cowboys fan that was visiting family and friends in the Watertown area, saw the Boys were gonna be in Buffalo and got the tickets. Great Game!!!!
"Romo Magic at its Finest!" Sure - a 2 TD to SIX TURNOVER game and he's "magical". Talk about hyperbole - geez. "Boys Nation wants to see him as the GOAT, not the perennial injured/choker that he was. In his 4 Pro Bowl/Playoff seasons he had 33 Pro Bowlers and 9 All-Pros playing behind him with Hofers (Witten, Owens) and yet he was MIA in half of his PO games. When he wasn't on loaded teams, he did nothing except get injured and choke away the season (including the 2 biggest blown leads in 'Boys history). He has now been eligible for the HOF for 3 years and has not made it to the semi-finales. That ought to tell you something. "Boys stans - replies will be ignored.
@@egglordsasuke8532 First off, I guess you don't read many comments here and on other YT videos. If you did, Dallas fans have called him that. Second, I will comment as much as want on YT. Last I checked it was a free country. Third, if you don't like what I said (facts) here you can just skip to the next thread or video. Finally, I have the right to ignore any comments that I choose to. Again if you don't like what I said here, you may ignore it. I don't get personal with anyone telling them to "grow up" like you did. Perhaps you should take your own advice.
I absolutely loved watching their offense move the ball. I was on the edge of my seat every time though .. cause the risks he'd take! Tony Romo is the most underrated player in Dallas Cowboys history! The fans loved him.. non fans hated him! Gee.. doesn't that sound familiar 😮
2007, the last time I watched a Cowboys season. My heart broke during that playoff game vs the Giants, and I just don't have the heart to ever watch them again.
Oh man, how I enjoyed watching this generation of cowboys players, was too young during the triplets era, so for me this is the team I enjoyed the most
During Romo Time with the Cowboys, all I heard was, “He Sucks, they need to get rid of Romo, Romo isn’t no franchise QB…etc. etc. etc.” I was like this is actually an amazing QB, His accuracy is on point and he is a tough ass QB. Almost reminded me of a John Elway or even a Joe Montana. But because QBs can’t do it all, and Defense CornerBacks are allowing the opposing team to constantly score, it always put the Cowboys at 50-60percent on seasonal wins. Now that this guy is gone, the timing is very off, because the team that fits Romo now is this 2024 Cowboys, but of course Dak is not Romo and that is just how life goes. Big Shout out to you Romo, I will forever believe you were the Truth, but the team you were given wasn’t 💯. My favorite memory of your best game was when you and Payton Manning had a QB showdown against the Denver Broncos. Almost reaching a combined 1000 yards between the both of you. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😀😀😀
I watch Romo quarterback the Cowboys from the beginning. He was a winning quarterback, one of the best. Just wish he could have taken the cowboys to the Super Bowl to crown his career.
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This is what I loved about Romo. He never quits on you. He will play his heart out till the last second.
A game was never out of his reach.
"A game was never out of his reach"...unless it was a playoff game.
U must not be a cowgirl fan. I loved romo too. I'm a niners fan lol 😆 🙌
He never quit your right he was just a loser couldn't win a big game to save his life. Him and Dak are probably related to each other. Both overrated losers.
Love throwing int's in December 11:03
A game was never out of his reach.....unless he put it out of reach by throwing INTs
To this day I still say Romo better than Prescott. Thanks
They both suck
Dak rarely could make up for his bad play. Romo much like this game just didn't care. Just kept firing. He won several games where he struggled with int's and still kept firing away.
Check out the big brain on Brett.
@@billymadison4903 neither one are closers and cant or couldnt have gotten us to a SB victory. I would keep Rush over Dak right now. He's got more of a winning mind and just needs reps and playtime to get more comfortable. I wanna see that rookie play some too. Dak, Zeke and Mike McCarthy can go elsewhere
@bobgrob4 As a cowboys fan my whole life i totally agree that those three you mentioned can go and won't be missed. I would also definitely take Rush over Dak going forward. Dude just needs more play time to grow. But I also agree with the OP in that Romo was better than Dak.
Romo was definitely one of the most underrated quarterbacks in nfl history
Underrated because he had such good teams that ultimately blew up before his own eyes in the end.
No he’s not he always choked
@@johnomalley7211it was more of the team than him
@@LiamDeegeother than 07, 09, and 14 what else?
@@christopheralmaguer3310 2008 looked good and then a late season collapse hit them hard and 11,12,13, they had the teams to win the East at least only to lose and miss the playoffs in the last week of the season all 3 times. 16 of course Romo didn’t play due to injury, but then Rodgers being Rodgers upsets them at home.
I remember this game like it was yesterday. My grandmother was in the hospital in Wichita Falls, TX and we were all watching this game in the waiting room with other families. One of the best games I have ever watched.
My grandmother passed away not long after, but even though that was a sad time in my life I have nothing but happy memories of watching this game. It’s awesome how we can find bright spots in our darkest moments.
God bless your family
Buffalo coach and a CS timeout.
I was there, grown men were crying like little boys 😂😂😂
127 starts, that's roughly 8 seasons as starter, for 4-5 of those seasons he was running for his life, tracking down balls snapped over his head/snapped before he was ready, carrying this franchise on his shoulders; and what's left is the 2007 season (first full season) and 2014 (Catch No Catch). Yet look at what he produced on the field in 127 starts despite those 4-5 seasons. He kept this franchise from being Cleveland Browns level bad and got a bad BSPN narrative/rap against him for it.
Most underappreciated player there's been.
He's my favorite player of all time. That game where he had a comeback win with broken ribs and punctured lung should be talked about much more. He has no rings because he didn't have help until late into his career. He would have got the ring in 2016 if he hadn't got hurt. He was playing the best football of his career and he would've had Zeke and that monster O line protecting him. Karma will haunt Dallas for awhile because of giving up on him for Dak.
Huge cowboys fan all my life. He was slightly above average , didn’t play well in pressure situations. Still crying over that b9tched snap vs Seattle in the playoffs on the chip shot field goal.
@@MrSturdystratus No true Cowboys fan would ever say Romo was slightly above average. Go back and watch that shootout with Peyton and the Broncos. He was elite
Exactly my point brother, u said it perfectly
@@MrSturdystratus how many starting quarterbacks held for the kicker? 0 that's why they don't. It's usually back up quarterback or punter. He shouldn't have been put in that situation. Bill Parcells fault. Tell me I'm wrong. Go ahead! Lol
I saw it live on my TV. Still remember the chills from it. That was clutch beyond clutch. And he was so modest after the game. Just happy they could win. Love Tony Romo.
What year was this?
@@bdaviswlk 07
You were never out of a game with #9 under center. He never quit or sulked after a bad start. Forever underrated
Yea I’m still amazed at all those playoff games and Super Bowl wins.
That's a good one@@tj3859
@tj3859 you having fun?
@@williamtaulbee7805 am I having fun? I’m just being honest. If he played for Cleveland no one would give a shit but he played for the over hyped over talked about Cowboys. So he’s fabulously average.
@@tj3859 lol wanna keep going? This must be a hard topic for you
This was my greatest fantasy football win ever. As this video starts I am down 5 with Nick Folk (DAL K) my only player left. I needed the Cowboys to:
1. score the TD
2. miss the 2-pointer (OT is no good, opponent has BUF players)
3. recover the onside kick
4. get into scoring range, and then
5. make at least a 50 yard FG (worth 5 points in our league)
All in the last 24 seconds of the game. Basically every single play had to work out in my favor, including getting the pass to Owens overturned by replay (because that FG would have been too short). It all happened in that exact order and I won on bench points. It was more thrilling than winning the league.
Cool story! Right there with you on the elation!
I can give an opposite story. My team was up 9, needed 10 to cover, 10 seconds left in the game, clock stopped, 4th down, chip shot range. So did they kick the gimme field goal? NO. Didn't kneel either. Just handed off for no gain, turning it over on downs.
Not only that, this wasn't a fantasy football situation. I was in a Vegas sports book; fill in the rest. The pain! The pain!
That was one of the most random sequence that took place in under 30 secs for sure
they should give u points for that onside recovery lol
Should've got extra points for Folk beating his career long!
Imagine throwing 5 picks with 2 of them returned for TDs... and STILL winning the game.
Imagine not hamstringing your team turning the ball over a half dozen times and winning easily.
A win is a win Yeah this was 16 years ago but still You play to win, regardless of how poor you’ve played. Ugly win that night
@@kabob21Imagine a QB coming through for his team when it matters most and not literally running the clock out on his own team...
The final score was
Cowboys - 25
Tony Romo (for the Bills) - 14
Bills special teams - 7
Bills offense - 3
Josh Allen does that all the time. Dak was doing all last year every game he threw like two picks and still 12-5 on the year.
I remember Tony Romo turned it over 6 times(5 INTs, 1 lost fumble), and still came away victorious
That's good coaching right there, which also shows just how prepared Buffalo was for Dallas.
yeah as soon as this video popped up, I was wondering if this was the game that Romo threw like 6 interceptions and they still ended up winning.. apparently it is
I was at that game . I had to tippy toe out of the stadium with my cowboys shit on lmao
No way dak Prescott could throw five picks and win
@@johnjohn7551 No certainly not lol. I'm just waiting for the playoffs to come up so we can see Dak fall in the second round once more.
Tony Romo is my ultimate favorite player of all times
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My favorite is Rex Grossman
Are you kidding? Romo???
The cowgirls suck!!!!
Oh man, I remember this game vividly!!! My family are Cowboy fans, so this game for the majority of the time was a struggle to watch till this moment. I remember my parents letting me stay up late so I could watch the ending haha
The roller coaster of emotions we went thru in these 10 minutes with the 2 pt conversation, onside kick, the incomplete T.O. catch, and the game winning FG....insane!
Yep, I too remember this game very well!
It’s scripted pretend football
What year was this game?
This was 15 years ago and it is still in my memory like it was yesterday. Winning the game from 6 turnovers by himself and a goal-line fumble by Witten, only Romo could do it.
I can only imagine the pure panic running through the scoreboard operator after the timeout by Buffalo. It goes from 22 to 25 then disappears and comes back with 28 lmao
In my mind and heart I thought for sure DAL would lose this game. Romo is one of those QBs I wanted to win a Superbowl and I'm not even a DAL fan.
They had the chance to go to at least the NFC Championship in 2007, but as Mike Ehrmantraut would say; "We had a good thing you idiots! You could've gone out there and play like you mean it, it was perfect, but no! You just had to blow it up by losing to a wildcard team from New York! You and your showoff players!"
Why would you want Cowboys fans to win a Super Bowl do you know how insufferable their fanbase will be I’ll pass on that
Maybe because there was a certain someone who kept going to and winning every other damn Super Bowl throughout the 2010’s and it’s not fun to keep seeing the same team in every championship game, which is also why I took a break from watching the games until he left Boston.
@@LiamDeegeSorry you missed watching SB LII. That was a good one 😎
@@christophermanley3602 I actually did watch that one, that was also the last game I ever watched until the 2019 wildcard.
What people don't seem to understand if your QB turns the ball over many times but the defense keeps the scoring to a minimum, the only thing that matters are those 4th qtr clutch minutes, if your QB can deliver then, you got a player.
You’ve got a solid player. Finishing a game winning drive is important.
But the fact remains, if the quarterback finished some of those drives earlier in the game where the turnovers occurred, then your team could have won even more convincingly, and maybe taken some pressure off the other side of the team.
@@fortynights1513It's a team game, the QB isn't always going to have a pretty game but, what matters is when it's crunch does that guy out everything that happened before in the past and come through...you know like not running the clock out on your own team in year 7 as a starter.
@@txbaca4861That’s fair to say.
But not every pass a quarterback throws was or is in crunch time.
I’ll never forget this game. Was a freshman in high school and was at Monday night band practice (6-9). Band director like to trash Romo so kept saying “Romo threw a pick, another, another” blah blah blah.
Got home in time to watch the end of the 4th quarter and see Nick Folk kick that game winner TWICE
The curse of only having 13 seconds left in regulation and losing the game haunted the Bills even back then
Nick Folk is still kicking in the NFL to this day. He's in his 14th season (spent one year away) and is with the Titans this year
Romo was a good QB definitely underrated
I would put him top 5 qb all time. #2 pre-snap
He was inconsistent and a choking dog 😆
@@ericmcgowan1993You obviously didnt watch most of his games, or you can even just look up his QBR in the 4th quarter, top 3 of all-time
@ZupE891 romo's not in the top ten of best 4th quarter quarterbacks. Of course we can cherry pick whatever stats to make whatever kind of argument. What's romo's playoff record and postseason stats look like?
@ericmcgowan1993 how many points did the cowboys defenses give up in those post seasons? Romo only had a top 15 defense one year in his career. He carried them to the playoffs. Some of those years, cowboys had no business even being in the playoffs playing against far superior teams with top 5 defenses. Jerry jomes fromt office was more to blame. But yes. Romo wasn't as good in the few post-season games he played in. But only one of those games I would credit Romo for the loss with a bad interception to end it. Farve did that many times in his career, that gun slinger just had more chances
I always think about this game in particular bc it was romos first full season and the first year without bill parcells as coach and this was a Monday night game and Bill Parcells was on there talking before the game and he said something along the lines about a great QB can throw 3 to 4 or even 5 INTs and still find a way to win the game then Romo did that literally that night it was almost like foreshadowing
Tony Romo was a really good quarterback.
All he needed was an offensive line and a good defense
He had a great offensive line. It was the defense that was badly subpar while he was there. Best example: the game against Denver where Dallas scored 48 points and still lost.
Ware, Greg Ellis, Jay Ratliff might have something to say about that. Also romo's 1st season as starter they had three different dbs. with 4 or more picks, yet when I say the O-line sucked horribly (which it did) for Saquon everybody tries to blame him.
@@hux2000 Not only did the defense give up 48 points when Romo was intercepted, but they forced ZERO punts and allowed Peyton's only rushing TD in 5 years.
But, let's just blame the guy that kept them in the game.
Little known fact - Tony Romo has one of the highest all time records of win percentage when he started.
Another little known fact, Romo has one of the highest comeback records of all time, alongside Elway, Manning and Montana.
But most loudly recited fact: calling him a choker. Ummm, no. That's the penis envy talkers.
It’s probably a situation where the times he messed up are more memorable to people than the times he succeeded.
But if you look back at his career in its entirety, you’ll see that Romo was a pretty darn good player.
If a quarterback had his career for a less successful franchise, he’d probably be considered a good player in a team with a middling history to it.
But he couldn't win when it mattered the most, thus earning the choke label.
@@finchborat Top 5 in comeback record in entire league history, but "not in games that mattered", right? Hilarious.
I'll bet you're really puked at Marino, right? And Jim Kelly, peee-uuuu! He played like a champion in all those Super Bowls, but because they lost, he must have been a choker who choked, right? Hilarious.
@@Bill_Woo One big difference. Marino and Kelly were able to advance in the playoffs and get to the Super Bowl. Didn't get rings, but it was mainly due to the teams they faced.
What is really mystifying are the haters that equate Romos career as a QB as one single play when he was not a QB.
I was just explaining to my little brother that every NFL fan is 50% a fan of their actual team & 50% of whatever team is playing the cowboys that week…💙⭐️
Te la cambio el 51 de porcentaje es aficionado a Cowboys y el 49 maldito número encontra de Cowboys . Así q explícale bien ok
Well nobody likes an owner that shows off "America's Team" when they haven't accomplished anything in 28 years
Facts!!!!
you either love'm or hate'm
Best Dallas quarterback ever!!! “ Roger Stalbacks, exact words. Romo never had a team except for maybe two seasons. Had he had the early 90s Cowboys rather than Troy, they would’ve won six Super Bowls straight I promise.!! I sincerely believe that!
What is wrong with you? 2 and 4 in the playoffs.
You are crazy lol. he has 5 interceptions in just this game
Nope. Not how it works 😂
That's is an absolutely ridiculous comment. Troy Aikman did what he was asked to do with all the other talent around him. He never hurt the team during that run. If Troy was on another team or playing now throwing 40/50 times a game his numbers would be insane.
Roger said Aikman was the greatest cowboy quarterback ever!
3 superbowl wins!
Holy shit. This is the game where I became a Cowboys and a football fan. I saw this ending when I was a kid and have been a fan ever since. I was young and not a real football watcher at the time so I never could remember the specifics. I knew the game ended in a 53 yard FG and the Cowboys were 5-0 afterwards which was our best record in a long time. I have always loved Romo and can’t believe I happened upon this video. Romo was the king of 4th quarter comebacks.
What year was that ?
Even on a bad day, Tony was good!
Romo and Witten. Two Cowboys that truly deserved a ring. Romo was a class act, and a damn good QB. He deserved so much more respect and way less criticism than he received. Y'all might not remember the San Fran game. We were getting our butts kicked and Romo came running out of the locker room (against doctors orders) with a punctured lung and broken ribs and brought us back to win that football game. That man gave our team everything he had. Loved Romo.
Watched this live at the same time while I watched HBK Shawn Michaels make his dramatic return on WWE Raw.
Oh shit, I remember that moment too!!! That means I had to be running from my room and the living room trying to watch both hahaha
I remember watching this back in middle school at my uncles house who is a Steelers fan and was talking shit the whole game. He was so mad afterwards! Good times
This onside kick was Sam Hurt's BEST career play !!! Even if He didn't actually recover it Sam was the Man who got it started WOW !! Hope after all these years He has finally got the rest of his life straightened out .
Proverbs 21:23
Whoso keepeth his mouth and his tongue keepeth his soul from troubles.
Nick Folk is still kicking in the league in 2024
nothing but love for my cowboy #9 Tony Romo
Loved Romo. Loved Witten. 2 classy players. Sad they couldn't pull out a championship, but Loved watching them play. They both played with heart and grit.
I've said it before and i'll say it again, Romo CARRIED that pathetic team FOR YEARS!
Yes he did! They didn't deserve him!
Wish he was our QB now especially with this defense
@@youtuber_00786This defense is a bunch of front runners, the 2014 defense was getting guys off the street but they played way harder than this.
Just give Romo the 2014 defense plus Bland, Diggs and Parsons and they win the whole thing.
@@tommyl.dayandtherunaways820What do you mean when you say “front runner”?
OMG......most have forgot? ROMO made some good plays, but HE was the reason the always Muffed games.....cmon guys, what dream are yall in?
I was in a Hotel room across the Niagara River from the Stadium in Canada on this night yelling my heart out for the Cowboys .
Greatest Comeback for the Romo Team ever in 2007 .
The Bills and their history of losing in heartbreaking fashion. Some things never change (Bills-Philly game, I'm looking at you). The Buffalo curse is real. Lol
Sounds like my cardinals 🫥🫥
Football will never be this great again
Romo played with more heart and drive than Dak ever has
Lmao man stop
@@enriquepalacios366he ain’t lyin bro. Accept it, Dak can’t even beat a top tier team since he came into the league. Only beats up on scrub teams
Yup every hype up game we had with Dak never won. And in my opinion it was always sorry teams he beat. Stats can't lie.
I don't think after 8 years of him that he is going to make a huge step. that's what he iò
One of the greatest games I have ever seen in my life. It may be the best. I remember it like it was yesterday
40 years from now Tony Romo will be recognized as the NFL GOAT!
Hahahaha
🤣🤣🤣
WTF?
Romo was definitely one of the most underrated QBs in NFL history and no doubt in my mind , he will be a first ballot HOFer
Even if you think he belongs someday, I wouldn’t argue first ballot.
I don’t think he’s a hofer
Even as a cowboy fan, I don't think he'll ever get in. He doesn't have the accolades nor the postseason numbers to warrant it. He'll be in the Cowboys Ring of Honor though with Witten and Ware at least. And thats good enough for me
I think he’s been eligible for a few years now already
@@magallan1with the commentator work he’s doing he still has a chance
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I still remember this game like yesterday. This comeback win game with Tony Romo 5 ints to beat Bills
2007. I missed this year; it was our year for sure.
I wonder what would of happened had cowboys or Packers who really should of been there how they would of done al Harris and Charles woodson was no joke that year !!!
Yeah if only Romo didn't have a hard on for witten and passed the ball to a wide open TO in the end zone instead of forcing it to witten in triple coverage
@@asundelgun3487he wasn’t open. get your eyes checked
@@jap5076 I don’t remember the play in that much detail, but I bet that guy’s version of wide open was ‘when the ball was thrown, whoever was initially covering TO went towards the ball, making TO look more open than he really was.’
I watched this game on the edge my kitchen table on a 15” tube TV 📺 as a fan of no team, just a fan of football.
To this day one of the craziest games I’ve ever watched.
13 Seconds haunts the Bills again 🤣
This commentary team is one of my all time favorites!!
What we really needed was Romo magic in the Playoffs!
I think if he played that year Dak took over, we could have went all the way.
@@brianhunter7407yeah no his back was fucked up
"That's my Quarterback"😢😢😢
That’s my Quarterback
Excellent kick(s) kept his composure.
I went to school with my dallas gear on the next day loud & proud 😂
This is game is a PERFECT example of Romos entire career. Dude gets picked 5 times, sacked twice, does nothing til the last quarter, then squeaks by with a win. They won this game, and lost all the ones that counted
If Romo had come back from his injury in 2016, with the offensive line, the defense, and a rookie Zeke, he would have lead the Cowboys to a Superbowl victory
As a backup?
They wouldn't have been 14-2 if romo hadn't got hurt that season lol 😂
No they wouldn't
@ericmcgowan1993 they would've been 15-1
@tbrown4562 why weren't they ever?
In all the other 13 seasons with romo? 🙄
Back when football was just football, miss those days.
I was just talking about this game approximately a month ago. I remember it well. I watched it until the end.
Could only imagine what Sunday will bring when I’m there with my cowboys jersey on 😂
How did it go?
I remember watching this game. What a crazy ending! I went nuts!
nick folk been that guy 🥶
I remember watching this at home with my dad. Great memory
I miss when the NFL had Reebok uniforms.
Hell na I’m glad they went with Nike
@@conormayweather5474 Well obviously Reebok isn't really relevant anymore.
I remember this game like it was yesterday. Tony said it after the game that the defense saved his but. Tony was great quarterback and most under rated.
Loved Romo all he needed was a running back and a defense.
This is hands down my favorite game I ever watched.
Imagine Dak Prescott throwing 5 interceptions....game over.
Romo is by far one on the Best Sports Caster Football Minds in the Game👍
Nick Folk 😂
He gave us so many moments man I remember having hope I mean me and my buddies really believed he would get that Super Bowl ❤good memories thank you Romo for giving it your all we got to witness that 100 no regrets you left it all on the field hey maybe you should coach the Boys and get that ring later ❤❤❤
Tony Romo wasnt blessed like Dak was with talented team's. If Romo had this current talented team, im sure they would have made it to the NFC championship or SB.
Facts, the number of times Romo had to chase down balls snapped over his head or had the ball snapped before he was ready was insane and yet he still kept Dallas relevant every year. Just one SB and he'd have been 1st ballot HoF...
Romo's offense was good except the running back and if he had the defense like Dak they would of had several super bowls.
2007 had some crazy MNF games. Steelers/Dolphins (another 3-0 game we saw this past weekend between vikings/raiders), obviously this game, packers/broncos, pats/ravens.
What’s funny is Josh Allen reminds me of Tony Romo. Gunslinger with bad ball security.
Oh my....I was at this game!!! I'm a Cowboys fan that was visiting family and friends in the Watertown area, saw the Boys were gonna be in Buffalo and got the tickets. Great Game!!!!
What a weird combination in the booth back then. Tirico, Jaworski and Tony Kornheiser.
lol Kornheiser
It was Tirico, Jaworski and Gruden for some time in the early 2010's. It was a pretty good combination
100%. FANTASTIC QB. Just never built a good offensive line until it was too late.
If only Romo had a a decent off line it would have been a much different ending.
guy was running for his life half the time
They already posted this one, but it’s so nice to see it twice
This is also the Cowboys' last win at Buffalo to date.
Love the vids!
"Romo Magic at its Finest!" Sure - a 2 TD to SIX TURNOVER game and he's "magical". Talk about hyperbole - geez. "Boys Nation wants to see him as the GOAT, not the perennial injured/choker that he was. In his 4 Pro Bowl/Playoff seasons he had 33 Pro Bowlers and 9 All-Pros playing behind him with Hofers (Witten, Owens) and yet he was MIA in half of his PO games. When he wasn't on loaded teams, he did nothing except get injured and choke away the season (including the 2 biggest blown leads in 'Boys history). He has now been eligible for the HOF for 3 years and has not made it to the semi-finales. That ought to tell you something. "Boys stans - replies will be ignored.
Nobody said he was the goat. Also, disagreeing with you doesn't make someone a "Stan". If you don't want replies, don't post. Grow up.
@@egglordsasuke8532 First off, I guess you don't read many comments here and on other YT videos. If you did, Dallas fans have called him that. Second, I will comment as much as want on YT. Last I checked it was a free country. Third, if you don't like what I said (facts) here you can just skip to the next thread or video. Finally, I have the right to ignore any comments that I choose to. Again if you don't like what I said here, you may ignore it. I don't get personal with anyone telling them to "grow up" like you did. Perhaps you should take your own advice.
I love being a bills fan my entire life and continuously seeing new ways to lose in epic madden video game fashion every year.
You mean to tell me Mike Shanahan was the first person to Ice the kicker!? 🤔
I'll never forget this game. It was on my birthday.
I absolutely loved watching their offense move the ball. I was on the edge of my seat every time though .. cause the risks he'd take!
Tony Romo is the most underrated player in Dallas Cowboys history! The fans loved him.. non fans hated him!
Gee.. doesn't that sound familiar 😮
The Pretender by Foo Fighters plays when the play was reviewed 😂😂😂.
2007, the last time I watched a Cowboys season. My heart broke during that playoff game vs the Giants, and I just don't have the heart to ever watch them again.
Tony Romo 😂😂
Romo always did well with time management. He played really well many times
Also think I saw a clip of Romo throwing on the run, and hitting all his targets in that game, least it seemed like he was
Oh man, how I enjoyed watching this generation of cowboys players, was too young during the triplets era, so for me this is the team I enjoyed the most
God I remember this game like it was yesterday. It was amazing, I aged 12 years in one night.
Romo is the greatest. Favorite player all time
I want Romo back!
this was the game that made me a cowboys fan...i remember being a kid watching this game
Ill never forget that magical hold on that extra point 😂😂😂😂 nobody better lay a finger on his butter finger's 😂😂😂😂😂
His 5 picks in this game were also what got us there
I remember watching this game it was an emotional roller coaster ride
During Romo Time with the Cowboys, all I heard was, “He Sucks, they need to get rid of Romo, Romo isn’t no franchise QB…etc. etc. etc.”
I was like this is actually an amazing QB, His accuracy is on point and he is a tough ass QB. Almost reminded me of a John Elway or even a Joe Montana. But because QBs can’t do it all, and Defense CornerBacks are allowing the opposing team to constantly score, it always put the Cowboys at 50-60percent on seasonal wins. Now that this guy is gone, the timing is very off, because the team that fits Romo now is this 2024 Cowboys, but of course Dak is not Romo and that is just how life goes.
Big Shout out to you Romo, I will forever believe you were the Truth, but the team you were given wasn’t 💯.
My favorite memory of your best game was when you and Payton Manning had a QB showdown against the Denver Broncos.
Almost reaching a combined 1000 yards between the both of you.
👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😀😀😀
I watch Romo quarterback the Cowboys from the beginning. He was a winning quarterback, one of the best. Just wish he could have taken the cowboys to the Super Bowl to crown his career.