Can Tony Romo and Dallas Cowboys win the title this year? (Part III)
Continued from part II...
It is not difficult to infer out of Dallas Cowboys’ least season’s performance that the team remained inconsistent and it eventually forced them out of the season.
They have got another chance in the upcoming season to prove that they are able to pose serious challenge to other teams of the National Football Conference (NFC) East division to qualify for the playoffs.
For Romo, 32, the season is even more important. He has been brought under the line of fire by many critics and fans who believe that the Cowboys should think of alternatives rather than relying on Romo.
However, the quarterback has support from even more fans along with his teammates and team management, especially from the franchise owner and general manager Jerry Jones and head coach Jason Garrett who have shown great faith in Romo.
But their trust should be well rewarded.
By the looks of the things, Romo can do very little to cheer the management up. It is ironic, but true.
Here is the justification behind this claim. Romo has been giving great performances consistently and to be successful again he just has to ensure that he repeats the heroics again.
But what if he performs well again and the team still falls short of reaching the playoffs?
This is something that the management should seriously ponder. The problem is not Romo, but the players around him.
Even if Romo successfully leads the offence, the defence gives up points, which sometimes cannot be matched. Furthermore, Romo should have more active receiving unit that could transform his passes into scoring opportunities more often.
The Cowboys are also aware of this reality and that’s why their offseason activities this time paid special focus to the defence.
The Cowboys are reportedly coming into the 2012 season with a new defensive scheme and to achieve their goal of strengthening the line-up they have added a few players during the draft to the squad.
Only time will tell prove the credibility of defensive coordinator Rob Ryan’s new strategy, but there is no denying the fact if the defence fails to deliver this time, the Cowboys might not accelerate.
For Romo, the task is simple: Just keep on delivering your best. There is something more that Romo can do. According to some experts and former players, Romo should be more vocal in the locker and must take the leadership of the team. This, according to
them, will motivate his teammates to perform better and eventually complement his performance.
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