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Eli vs Romo


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Eli vs Romo
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Since:Mar 6, 2007

June 25, 2008 8:11 am

I came across this article and I figured some of you on here would find it interesting. I personally prefer a QB with a better division and playoff performance than one who has all of the regular season success and personal accolades, so Eli is my choice. After reading this it's pretty obvious that the comparison is a lot closer than any Cowboy fan will care to admit. Enjoy! Oh, and I'd love to hear opinions of all fans, Giants, Cowboys, especially those of other teams...

http://www.nfl.com/news/story?id=09000d5d808f8b65&template=with-video&confirm=true


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Since:Jun 20, 2008

June 25, 2008 9:02 am

The playoff comparison

Eli Manning is now 4-2 in playoff games, including a victory in Super Bowl XLII. Romo is 0-2 in playoff games. Eli Manning has completed 59.7 percent of his passes; Romo has connected on 53.8 percent. Eli Manning has thrown a touchdown pass 1:20.5 pass attempts, Romo has hit pay dirt 1:32.5 attempts. Manning has been sacked 1:13 attempts in the playoffs; Romo has only gone to the turf 1:17 throws. Eli Manning averages 6.8 yards per pass attempt and 11.5 yards per completion. Romo averages 6.0 yards per attempt and 11.1 per completion. Advantage: Manning

Regular season comparison

Over the past two seasons Eli Manning has thrown 1,051 passes to Romo's 857 so there is enough similarity to weigh the results. Eli Manning connected on 57 percent of his passes with 47 touchdown passes and 38 interceptions; he was sacked 52 times. Tony Romo completed 65 percent of his passes with 55 touchdowns and 32 interceptions; he was sacked 45 sacks. Advantage: Romo

Division play

There's not a coach alive who doesn't say your team has to be built to win the division. Since Eli Manning took over as the QB, the Giants have gone 14-10 in the division, winning 58.3% of their games. Romo has gone 6-5 in the division, winning 54.5% of their games. Romo is closing in on Eli Manning but the Giants QB has never had a losing division record in four years, while Romo went 1-3 his first year. Advantage: Manning

Personal stats (last two seasons)

Eli Manning has connected on 69 passes over 20 yards. Romo has done it 73 times in 194 less attempts. As for 300-yard passing games, Eli Manning has just six in his career and three over the past two years, recording a 2-1 record in those games. Romo has hit the 300 mark 10 times in the past two seasons and boasts a 9-1 record in those games. Advantage: Romo

So after this breakdown it is a split decision, but if you like playoff football and division play Eli Manning is the winner. If you like regular season and personal achievements then Romo is the winner

 

Awesome post not even Cowchip fans can argue with the numbers !!!


Eli vs Romo
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Reputation:93
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Since:Oct 10, 2006

June 25, 2008 3:24 pm
I agree with you.  Play offs and Division record are more important to me.  I do however hope we see week 17 - Superbowl Eli all of next season.

Eli vs Romo
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Since:Oct 10, 2006

June 27, 2008 1:20 am

Why would we argue with that,.................

Eli has been playing twice as long though,.........so until Romo hits the four mark the comparison is incomplete.

For now 4211 yards passing, 13-3, and a first round BYE in his first full season,................I'll take that guy in a minute,..........it a great start to better things.


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Since:Mar 6, 2007

June 27, 2008 8:01 am
Take a closer look at the article, the writer actually takes into account that Eli has been starting longer and makes an effort to only compare two years of starting for each player to make the comparison fair. If anything the extra full year of starting only gave Eli an extra playoff loss. Besides, wasn't Romo in the league since 2003? What's his excuse for not being able to get off the bench sooner...couldn't beat out old man Bledsoe for a starting spot? Sure Eli has had more opportunities to start, but that's because he earned it. Romo has been in the league just as long but obviously took longer to develop. I'm not hating on Romo or anything, he's undeniably talented. But if Eli had to deal with all the flack for not being able to win the big game in the playoffs then Romo will have to deal with the same shit until he proves he can win when it matters. I guess the whole point of my original post was to show all the Cowboys fans that Romo isn't as superior to Eli as you all claim he is...from the breakdown here it looks like their pretty even. Except of course for the fact that Eli now has his ring and he's working off his third straight trip to the playoffs while Romo is pretty much sitting where Eli was this time last year...two straight playoff losses and no ring. Will this be the year that Romo gets over the hump...who knows? That's all up to him, and if he's serious about winning some playoff games he might want to skip the trip to Cabo before one of the biggest games in his career. What a bonehead move that was!

Eli vs Romo
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Reputation:99
Level:Superstar
Since:May 10, 2007

July 2, 2008 8:56 am

Eli Manning- 1 superbowl trophy

Tony Romo- 0

 

enough said


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