NBC 5 sports anchor Newy Scruggs blogs on sports and other subjects.
Cowboys QB Tony Romo knows how to escape NFL defenders so IF he has to explain anything to Jessica Simspon about this cute blonde lady, he’ll have a good story.
I remember back in the day when NOBODY cared what Romo did.
Now everybody with a camera wants to follow him around. Somewhere in KC, Quincy Carter wishes he had stayed off the weed and kept his job as the Cowboys starting quarterback.
Well, some of you wish for the breakup of Cowboys QB Tony Romo and “singer” Jessica Simpson.
I am not one of the haters. I have fun with it, but I wish for them to be happy. In love. All that jazz.
BUT….the folks at aol.com say the romance could be over. That Romo had a nice time in Chicago, despite that horrible rendition he sang of “Take Me Out To The Ballgame”.
If rumors are too be believed, Jessica Simpson and Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo are no longer dating.
According to TheseBootsAreMadeforStalking.com, the football player spent a rowdy weekend in Chicago with several college friends where he allegedly admitted that he and Simpson had ended their relationship.
The Cowboys are about to screw up…BIG TIME.
Tomorrow the club will have a press conference to announce that HBO and NFL Films get another shot at reality TV with America’s Team.
Hard Knocks is the NFL’s attempt at trying to “go behind” the scenes at training camp.
That’s it Jerry Jones, make it a big circus again. This is the type of move that will sink the 2008 season. Name a team that has won a championship doing this?
The Cowboys looked like slappies in 2002 when they did Hard Knocks in San Antonio.
Jerry Jones was on TV cutting players. Dave Campo looked silly playing with Shamu at Sea World and rookie wide receiver Randal Williams never lived down a comment from his mother in which she described reasons why she didn’t want him running on the streets of New York City as a boy, one was “he could be gay”.
Then quarterback Chad Hutchinson was playing his guitar with teammate Richmond Flowers in their room. Both guys looked corny and proved they couldn’t play a lick.
After going 5-11 some players felt teammates were “acting” for the camera. That alone is a reason to tell NFL Films and HBO “no thanks”.
profootballtalk.com says, “Storylines the show is likely to focus on for this year’s version of the show include the hands-on approach of owner Jerry Jones, how rookie running back Felix Jones adjusts to his first camp, restricted free agent running back Marion Barber’s contract negotiations and the relationship between wide receiverTerrell Owens and quarterback Tony Romo.”
I don’t see how head coach Wade Phillips will look good in this. Campo looked for Boo Boo the fool in the 2002 series.
Does quarterback Tony Romo need anymore cameras in his face? Does Pacman Jones need to have camera following him to the Spearmint Rhino strip club in Oxnard after practice?
I had high hopes for this group, not anymore.
I got a chance to speak with Matt Mosley of ESPN.com after Cowboys GM/owner Jerry Jones met with the local media about the upcoming NFL Draft.
Mosley writes for “Hashmarks”, that is ESPN’s NFL blog. It’s darn good.
We break down what Jerry said and what they might do, like going into the top ten.
The Super Bowl upset win in February and a new bride in April. 2008 has been a good year for the Giants quarterback.
