by Ryan Wilson
Despite being the reason for the season and all that, I'm pretty sure Tony Romo could do without December and January, two months that haven't been very nice to him during his professional tackle football career.
Sunday against the Steelers he threw three interceptions -- including the game-deciding pick-six -- and mixed in a fumble for good measure. After the game, Romo took full responsibility for the outcome, and tight end Jason Witten also suggested he deserved a few fingers pointed in his direction (Dominic Raiolagladly obliged on behalf of disgruntled fans everywhere).
That said, fans also took issue with Stay Puft Wade's coaching skills, as well as Boy Genius' play-calling abilities.
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