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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sky King" data-source="post: 590847" data-attributes="member: 7171">Let's qualify that further.  It also means his team has been playing from behind a lot.  If his team also has had the best W-L record since he entered the league then the comeback wins may be more representative of his ability to perform under pressure.  If he had won more than a single playoff game since he entered the league it may add credibility to that comeback record of his.  He now has a total of one wild card victory to his credit, although he and his team didn't exactly light-up the Lions to achieve it.  Good for him to finally get that elusive victory.  But it will take more than one win to convince me that Romo can lead his team into battle with consistent success, especially with the added pressure of a so-called "do or die" playoff game.  He has yet to prove that he can do it more than once.  But at least he's off to a good start, though much belated.The controversial victory against the Lions represents a mere single playoff win with Romo at the helm, and it came only after several very disappointing attempts to achieve such a victory in the past.  That's a relevant stat that is definitely worthy of our attention.  As Deion Sanders has stated, "Not everyone is made for the moment."  Romo still has a long way to go in order to prove that he is.</blockquote>

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