When asked about it Jerry Jones says he sees no problems with it. Romo came in bright and early for back tratment following the vacation and that’s all that matters to Jones.

I don’t even know where to start with this. But this story has the same ending every year and it’s always disappointing for Dallas fans. Excuse the tangent but I’m going to go off a little here.

Tony Romo will never reach elite status in this league as an NFL quarterback until he changes his attitude. Elite quarterbacks in this league show a level of maturity and professionalism that Romo has no idea exists.

Elite quarterbacks don’t take mid season vacations to Vegas. Dallas has a huge game coming up this week against the Giants. Guys like Peyton and Tommy would be studying film like crazy. Romo figures he’s ahead of the curve.

Elite quarterbacks are steady in their demeanor, they aren’t pouting on the sidelines when losing and they aren’t yukin it up when they have a lead going into the second half of a game.

And elite quarterbacks sure as shit aren’t holders for field goals. And if they were, you can bet they wouldn’t screw up the snap.

The bottom line is that Tony Romo doesn’t take football as seriously as he should. Yea it’s just a game, but he’s getting paid millions of dollars and treating it like a weekend job in high school.

You can say whatever you want about Romo taking the game seriously and that he’s a competitive guy and wants to win. But his actions and the results speak for themselves.

Technorati Tags: Dallas Cowboys, NFL, Tony Romo

This signing along with the emergence of playmakers like Miles Austin, Tashard Choice and Felix Jones has Dallas positioned well. This is the time of year where teams want to start hitting their stride and Dallas seems like they’re doing just that. If they can get Roy Williams and Marion Barber back and fully healthy they are going to be a tough out late in the season. Miles Austin has been another boost of confidence for the team, and more importantly Tony Romo. This team definitely flies the way Tony does and Austin is giving Romo that home run threat in the passing game. This is something they’ve been missing since they got it at times from Terrell Owens

Although they are 0 and 1 in the division, there is lots of football yet to be played. Washington made Philadelphia look a little better than where their at right now and the Giants are having their struggles. If Dallas can keep up the level of performance it may allow them to pull ahead of the pack a little in the NFC East. And in an ultra competitive division, that could make the difference.

Technorati Tags: Atlanta Falcons, Dallas Cowboys, DeMarcus Ware, Felix Jones, Miles Austin, New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles, Tony Romo, Washington Redskins