• Golf legend Lee Trevino gives his opinion on Tony Romo
The Dallas Cowboys were a popular preseason pick to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl. Sixteen games later the ‘Boys missed the playoffs, Pacman Jones got in more trouble, and the team might dump Terrell Owens.
Many observers blame the Cowboys’ problems on a dysfunctional locker room, but hall of fame golfer Lee Trevino says the trouble begins under center. Trevino joined Craig Shemon and James Washington on Fox Sports Radio’s Out of Bounds and said somebody needs to coach Tony Romo up.
Let me tell you something. I’ve analyzed this thing backwards, sideways, every way, OK? They need to teach [Tony] Romo how to stay in the pocket…They need to teach Romo how to stay in the pocket. I don’t care how good your offensive line is you can’t run around out there like Fran Tarkenton and expect those big guys to keep those guys off of you. You have to step up in the pocket, because those guys are coming from around the back, and give your offensive linemen a chance to block. When you start running sideways you can only throw to one side of the field, my friend. You cannot throw to the other side. That’s my opinion and I’m sticking with it.
Lee Trevino was born in Dallas and is obviously a huge fan of the Cowboys, but I didn’t expect The Merry Mex to go in on one of his brethren. Romo isn’t the most clutch QB in the league, but his pocket presence is the least of Dallas’ worries.
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