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Romo will turn 32 in April. Brees just turned 33. Tom Brady will be 35 when the season starts.

by my calculations, that would give Tony Romo another 5 to 6 years minimum so long as he doesn't get hurt.

IT'S SAD ISN'T IT? THE HALL PRO BOWL ETC..... HAVE BECOME KINDA LIKE A JOKE IN RECENT YEARS. I MEAN WHAT DID FOUTS REALLY DO TO DESERVE TO BE THERE?...  IM just not seeing that he was that special to be honest.

Because you're ignorant.

 IT'S SAD ISN'T IT? THE HALL PRO BOWL ETC..... HAVE BECOME KINDA LIKE A JOKE IN RECENT YEARS. I MEAN WHAT DID FOUTS REALLY DO TO DESERVE TO BE THERE? Losing record in the playoffs, dang near a losing record in the regular season as well, almost the same amount of INTS as TDS. IM just not seeing that he was that special to be honest. I guess we better get a bust ready for Rich Gannon as well.

This confirms several things to me...

1. You're an idiot.

2. You're obviously very young and havent a clue about football prior to 2000.

3. You're an idiot.

4. You whine, piss & moan on these boards time after time about how stats don't mean squat, yet use stats as your weak as argument to degrade one of the top 25 QB's of all time.

5. You're an idiot.

6.  If you did know anything about football prior to 2000 you would know that Dan Fouts was Dan Marino before there was a Dan Marino... He was Kurt Warner before there was Kurt Warner... He was Peyton Manning before there was a Peyton Manning... He was basically the ORIGINAL stat machine QB before we truly knew how to analyze what a stat machine QB was! 

7.  Oh yeah, you're an idiot!

More on Fouts (The idiot hitsquad has me fired up)...

Fouts was to 4000 yards what Drew Brees is to 5000 yards...  He set the plateau that 4000 yards was the new standard for top quarterbacks...  He was the second QB to throw for 4000 yards a full twelve years after Joe Namath first did it, but Fouts was the first to do it in consecutive seasons...  He led the most powerful high-octane offense of the early 80's (Air Coryell) and was the first QB to throw to THREE DIFFERENT 1000 yard receivers (Jefferson, Joiner, Winslow - tight end)!  Oh, and by the way, it was Dan Fouts' record (4802 yards) that Dan Marino broke when he passed for 5000 yards which stood for 27 FREAKING YEARS!!!  If you were watching football in the early 80's you would know that there was NOTHING more exciting than a Fouts led offense... It was truly the equivalent to watching Brady, Manning, or Brees' high-octane offenses of today!

hitsquad... Please ask your mommy's permission before you try to disrespect another great quarterback with your lack of knowledge or history...  I'm sure she probably knows more about football than you obviously do!

DruBreez ~


6.  If you did know anything about football prior to 2000 you would know that Dan Fouts was Dan Marino before there was a Dan Marino... He was Kurt Warner before there was Kurt Warner... He was Peyton Manning before there was a Peyton Manning... He was basically the ORIGINAL stat machine QB before we truly knew how to analyze what a stat machine QB was!  

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Dimwit-Squad thinks both Dan Marino and Peyton Manning are overrated as well.  Just confirms what everyone who's ever talked to Hit quickly realizes about him:

7.  Oh yeah, you're an idiot!