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Related: About this forumAm I the only one that cannot stand Tony Romo as a sports announcer ?
He just sounds like he has gravel in his throat, not to mention that he didn't do squat as a quarterback.
a kennedy
(32,100 posts)TwilightZone
(28,833 posts)Including passing touchdowns, passing yards, most 300-yard games, most 3+ TD games.
That's on a team that's had some of the best QBs in history. That's a little more than "squat".
Highest QB rating in league history for QBs that didn't win a SB.
There's more to a QB than post-season success. Think Archie Manning was a bad QB?
Revisionist history is often funny.
Beachnutt
(8,091 posts)In 13 seasons, Romo led the Cowboys into the playoffs just four times. His record in those games? An underwhelming 2-4, which included back-to-back one-and-dones in 2006 and 2007. In 2009, he returned to the playoffs and won his first game before losing the second.
NoRethugFriends
(2,997 posts)And he's a know it all he never shuts up
chicoescuela
(1,574 posts)Alpeduez21
(1,861 posts)brush
(57,567 posts)is going to be...that comes from his experience as a qb.
It's more to that job than someone not liking the sound of his voice.
Docreed2003
(17,808 posts)He sees the field very well and does a great job of explaining defensive coverages and offensive strategy.
brush
(57,567 posts)are a big help. There's a lot more than liking a team's uniforms or having a favorite player.
Jilly_in_VA
(10,890 posts)Or Al Michaels.
Dickster
(112 posts)They cant shut up, constant drivel about what to expect, or what just happened. Very few of them have a pleasant voice, too high pitched. I dont need to know every intricate detail about what just happened or should have happened!
Xavier Breath
(5,044 posts)he was such a sensation, and most everyone seemed to love him. Sounds like his schtick has become a bit tiresome, though.
calguy
(5,768 posts)and I like him less as a commentator.
Someone must like him, though, because it looks like his job is secure.
LisaM
(28,604 posts)I have actually heard him contradict himself in the same series of downs.
"I think I'd go for it in this situation".
"No, I don't think I'd have gone on fourth down".
Over and over and over we have to hear what he would do in a given scenario.