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Tony’s 2008 season was interesting in the sense that it wasn’t successful but at the same time he was pretty productive. After his phenomenal 2007 year, 2008 appeared to be a slam-dunk in terms of tearing up stats as well as defenses. While passing for 3,448 yards is still pretty good, Romo’s expectations were so much higher by both the Cowboys and fantasy owners all across the land. His TDs were down by 10 from the previous season and his relationship with one of the best WRs was deteriorating. 2008 was a mixed bag for Romo.
2009 should be something entirely different. Gone is Owens, replaced by Detroit standout Roy Williams who is no slouch. As the Eagles found out, the Cowboys should be better off without Owens and so should Romo. Along with Williams, Tony still has Jason Witten (his favorite target anyway) and a trio of pass-catching backs in the form of Marion Barber, Tashard Choice and Felix Jones. Romo’s number will recover from what I call the “blip” that was 2008, but it’s unclear whether or not he will overtake his outstanding 2007 numbers. Whatever the case, feel safe taking Romo as your #1 guy.
Top 10 sleepers for Week 11 FOXSports.com Jay Cutler threw for 300 yards and two scores in Week 6; Tony Romo passed for for 311 yards and three scores in Week 7; and Drew Brees threw for 308 yards ...
DallasCowboys.com Third-and-Longs Make Offense's Job Tougher DallasCowboys.com Garrett credits quarterback Tony Romo in two areas: making things happen in third-and-long, as well as throwing the ball away in some situations rather than ...
SI.com Fantasy Clicks: Thursday Night Revelations SI.com @arl314 poses this question: Who is the better start this week: Jay Cutler or Tony Romo? I'm thinking Romo, but Washington does have a good pass defense. ...
NFL: LA Times predictions for Week 11 Honolulu Advertiser The Packers did a terrific job against Tony Romo last week. If they can mount some semblance of that defensive effort against Alex Smith, they should be ...
JaMarcus who? San Francisco Chronicle Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo had Terrell Owens there to cry, "That's my teammate ... that's my quarterback." Raiders quarterback JaMarcus Russell isn't ...
