How’s the postseason worked out for him with those numbers? Would you rather be the third highest rated passer of all time or have a ring? Bottom line, fair or not, people remember the wins in January and February, not in September or October. He still has time to change the perception, but he’s not seen as “the guy” who can get it done in the postseason.

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Sure, because if you’re the third highest rated passer of all-time (96.8) and you have one of the best winning percentages of all time (.626) and to top it off, nobody even considered you worth drafting, your career has definitely been “lackluster”. Buy a dictionary.

As opposed to the Giants knocking them out of the playoffs when they were heavily favored to be the NFC team facing the Pats in the Super Bowl? As opposed to getting blown out in the last game in the old stadium? As opposed to the Giants winning the first game in their new stadium? Jerry has had so much to be disappointed about over the last five years, I’m surprised he’s putting so much weight on this year. Bottom line, they absolutely have a shot to make the playoffs, but have no shot to go anywhere in the playoffs. Whoever represents the NFC East, will be a deeply flawed team that will, most likely, be one and done.

Somebody alert the press.

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The NFL obviously determines the schedule using a formula. This formula dictates that each team plays six division games, and four games vs. opponents from another division in their own conference and the other conference on a rotating basis. Each team also plays once against the other teams in its conference that finished in the same place in their own divisions as themselves in the previous season, not counting the division they were already scheduled to play: one at home, one on the road. The Giants were second place in the NFCE, so they got to play the Packers (who were second in their division last season) and the Saints (who were second in their division)

Week 6… 26-20… then week 8… 31-21. now go slam your head in a car door.

The pressure has always been on Romo, you’re really just making that statement now?

He’s having the best season of his career and is still being criticized.

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Err, no. I was directing my criticism at the buffoon in charge. Yes Romo has always had pressure upon him. What Jones is effectively now saying is “Whatever happens from now on, Tony, I’ll be blaming you” Hardly what Romo will want to hear, is it?

Jones is a moron. I wouldn’t trust him to run a bath, much less an NFL franchise.

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That’s dumb. Over the last 7 games Romo has thrown 18 TD passes and 2 INTs. If you think that Romo is the problem, you don’t know what you’re watching.

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Right, when never getting closer than 16 points in the second half is “keeping the Bucs in the game”.

Cowboys sat Ratliff and Ware for the second half, by the way. The offense spent the entire second half eating the clock.

Not only was it the Bucs…. but the Cowboys did their best to keep the Bucs in the game.

Romo – typical meltdown we’ve come to expect with a goofball play at the 10 yard line.

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Yeah so one play is a “typical meltdown” lol. Kid played lights out football last night. Haters gonna hate.

Neither the Giants nor the Cowboys made the playoffs last year, so how come they play Detroit at home and Tampa Bay while the Giants have to play the Packers and the Saints in New Orleans.

There wouldn’t be any contest if the schedules were the same.

Guess who else beat the Saints. St. Louis.

The pressure has always been on Romo, you’re really just making that statement now?

He’s having the best season of his career and is still being criticized.