Madden NFL 15 - Some More Player Ratings: Julio Jones, Tony Romo, Matt Ryan & More

[raiderphantom]

I would never want Romo in a big game or clutch moment, but the guy is a great regular season QB. Stats don't lie.

[Letemburn]

Quote: Originally Posted by raiderphantom

I would never want Romo in a big game or clutch moment, but the guy is a great regular season QB. Stats don't lie.

During first 12-13 weeks of regular season he seems to be fine in clutch moments, but like you said and i cant lie, in those big games he has made some very costly mistakes. I dont know if its just bad luck or if he really does get the "jitters" or what. I hope the team can give him the chance to knock that monkey off his back, i got faith he can do it if the team "allows" him and gives him that chance.

[KANE699]

People are still calling Romo a bad quarterback? What year is this 2008?

[johnprestonevans]

Sad that this is what all the pre-release "hype" for Madden is about - players stats. Woohoo. Clearly the game hasn't made any big strides in its presentation (joke of a halftime show) and gameplay (looks to be about the same as it's been for the last few years). These articles comparing positional rankings is a lame way to keep "Madden 15" in the headlines.

[underdog13]

Came here to post that Brady Quinn should be higher in case Cutler gets hurt, find out Jimmy Clausen is the back up.....NotreDame QB's...... am I right?

[XXstormmXX]

Quote: Originally Posted by brianski71

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL You're kidding, right? 71 would be more accurate.

The guy rating these players must be a Cowboys fan.

[coogrfan]

Quote: Originally Posted by XXstormmXX

The guy rating these players must be a Cowboys fan.

Romo's 2013 td-int ratio: 31-10, passer rating of 96.7.
The same numbers for his entire career: 208-102-95.8.


Anybody who thinks he can't play simply isn't paying attention.

[elgreazy1]

Nothing but respect for Romo from me. The guy is gutsy and has carried the team on his back for years now. He's a guy who came from nothing: undrafted out of a D-II school who worked his way into being the starter for one of the premier franchises in the world. I would most definitely build a team around this guy.

Football is a true team sport where each of the 53-men need to contribute to win. Romo has not had that benefit during his career as with the abysmal collapse of the Dallas D last year. Even still, when the game is put on his back, he's faltered in some big moments and has a .250 winning percentage in the Playoffs. QBs today are no longer measured by stats but by wins and more importantly big wins (Playoffs, SB, etc). Unfortunately, Romo doesn't have many of those under his belt.

With that said, the guy totally deserves the 91 rating.