Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys: Can They Achieve a NFC Divisional Title?

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http://bleacherreport.com/articles/324529-tony-romo-and-dallas-cowboys-can-they-achieve-an-nfc-divisional-win

No longer are the Dallas Cowboys doomed to be a one-and-done team when they even make the playoffs. No longer can we say that Tony Romo isn’t the real deal. Why? During this season he’s gone from Tony “Oh No” to being declared one of the elite quarterbacks in the game—and all it took was a late season push and a single playoff win.

He's no Aikman, yet.

Romo's 2009 numbers: 63% completion, 95.6 QB rating, 26 TDs, 9 interceptions, 4,483 yards passing

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2. Romo's career numbers are staggering, he now needs to win big and he has the defense to do it.

People also forget he's young. His biggest weakness is his OL.

In Dallas, like San Francisco, the QB standard is high, so time will tell if he can reach Staubach and Aikman.

Compare Romo's numbers with the great ones, he is comparable and surpasses quite a few:
http://www.coldhardfootballfacts.com/Articles/11_2103_The_definitive_list:_Top_10_NFL_quarterbacks.html
http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/R/RomoTo00.htm