The way Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo gets treated sometimes by fans and the media is almost unfair.
You would think he is Mark Sanchez or something—not someone on his way to becoming the most prolific quarterback in Cowboys history, with a career passer rating (95.5) higher than any quarterback in NFL history not named Aaron Rodgers (104.0), Tom Brady (97.0) and Steve Young (96.8).
And don’t overlook this fact: He has thrown 10 touchdown passes and only three interceptions over the last five games, leading the Cowboys (7-6) to a 4-1 record and getting them back into the thick of the playoff chase with three games to...
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