Cowboys Want QB Tony Romo To Be Playmaker Not Game Manager

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Cowboys Want QB Tony Romo To Be Playmaker Not Game Manager

10 October 2009
NFC
139441 Comment2009-10-10+18%3A00%3A31MKRob

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The Dallas Cowboys don’t want to change Tony Romo. They don’t want to strip the quarterback of what makes him special.

They want to help him be more consistent so he can once again be mentioned among the NFL’s elite quarterbacks.

Head coach Wade Phillips elaborated on his quarterback Wednesday afternoon once he finished his daily press conference. First of all, Phillips makes it clear the club has no interest in turning Romo from gunslinger into game manager.

“(Media) are making that change, or people are trying to say that,” Phillips said. “We’re just trying to make him be a good quarterback and do the things he has done in the past, and do it a little bit better. That’s what we’re trying to do with him.

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