You can also hear romo quickly whisper “for the Super Bowl” during the final play of the game and it’s hilarious

@costco_pizza

5 ай бұрын

That is honestly what ruined the call more than his commentary after the play.

@redpillfreedom6692

5 ай бұрын

I had the TV on mute and listened on Westwood One. I have no regrets

@allthingssports4957

5 ай бұрын

I thought he said questionable lol

@robertsprouse9282

5 ай бұрын

It’s not for the SUPER BOWL on third down, Tony. Vin Scully would’ve had given dagger eyes to ROMO if VINNY had done the play by play and TONY had cut in on the post-championship winning play crowd noise!

@ronnierowe6764

5 ай бұрын

I missed that and went back and watched that play again. I'm dying laughing, he wanted so bad to throw that in there 😂😂😂😂😂😂 I bet I've watched it 15 times now.

This is really overblown. I would have stayed silent like most people but it is Romo’s job to analyze. I feel like people pick on him at every opportunity just like during his playing career.

@sporer_

5 ай бұрын

It's really becoming nauseating. Nitpicking every fucking thing he says as if he's not better than 99.9% of the guys doing it. It's the classic cycle in sports -- build 'em up early on only to tear 'em down once everyone acknowledges their greatness. It's the hot take dogshit sports culture we have now

@CSLOVEWELL

5 ай бұрын

@@sporer_ Um.... NO Romo is the worst, and gave the worst performance of an NFL game broadcast. Steeping over feet, humming during the break music... wrong over, and over again on his analysis .. He's a Clown. CBS replacing him next season.

@thedailygreatness

5 ай бұрын

If you can't handle scrutiny get out of the spotlight. They pay him way more than he's even vaguely worth.

@stevemoore3951

5 ай бұрын

I agree. If that ruined the Super Bowl for then there is more going on than one announcers comments.

@sporer_

5 ай бұрын

@@thedailygreatness It’s not about handling the scrutiny, it’s that it’s not valid. It’s tedious nitpicking that makes the complainant look way worse than any perceived infraction Romo has committed. And who are you to say what he’s worth? He’s worth what he can get on the open market. You aren’t obligated to like him, that’s totally fine, but it’s a boy who cried wolf scenario when y’all incessantly whine about him… it undercuts any valid critiques that could be levied.

Honestly I wasn't paying attention to the commentary that much. I was mainly focusing on what was going on on the field to think much of what Tony was saying in certain points.

@comparehealthlifedental

5 ай бұрын

Agreed, I think its a matter of style, Romo maybe broke an 'unwritten rule' perhaps, but maybe its time for things to change.. I dont mind a commentary on the play even right in the moment.

@davevargas360

5 ай бұрын

I thought it was just me he kept saying Purdy is going to be feeling nerves he’s going through this and that. How does romp know he never sniffed the superbowl

@P3rformula

5 ай бұрын

​@@comparehealthlifedental - Same. I personally don't get annoyed by Romo.

@jorgevillagomez5908

5 ай бұрын

Exactly the commentary has barely noticed by me and those in my watch party. We were making enough cheering or jeering to mostly drown out the commentators

@robustbottlecap

5 ай бұрын

@@comparehealthlifedental imagine it like this. You were watching the last play at the watch party, the room was cheering. And then one guy decided to step in either to the whole room or to you, babbling about the last play, even though the replay wasn't even rolling, so you wouldn't even know what the guy was saying All the while you and the room were still cheering. To some, for an iconic game like that, having such anticlimactic moment at the end because you feel the need to be, can be annoying. That's just me though. For a reference, imo last call of Super Bowl 51 is a good way to do it, take it from the HOF Troy Aikman, and Joe Buck

Every time I hear a Tony Romo broadcast, I want to make him a cup of lemon mint tea and give him a handful of lozenges.

I had to take a leak during overtime. Tony Romo's voice came thru the bathroom vent, "For the Super Bowl!!" 😅

99% of football lovers have no idea what your tennis analogy meant. 😂

overblown

@runrafarunthebestintheworld

5 ай бұрын

Nope the Game wasn't over yet.

@Fantasyremix

4 ай бұрын

underblown

I notice how you're using Joe Buck as the "good example." Maybe he deserves more respect than he usually gets.

@big4horry

5 ай бұрын

Buck’s gotten much better over the past few years.

@PGar58

5 ай бұрын

Buck has reverence for those who came before him. When Travis Ishikawa hit the walkoff in Game 5 for the Giants. “The Giants Win The Pennant!”

@americangiant1003

5 ай бұрын

@@big4horry No doubt of nepotism that as soon as Joe Buck joined Fox in 1995 with only a couple of years of professional broadcasting experience, it was a mistake to immediately hire him as the lead #1 MLB Announcer and soon after the #2 lead NFL Announcer to Summerall/Madden. Buck I agree 1000% he has gotten much better in recent years

@MrJohansen

5 ай бұрын

Buck was awful for his first 27 years of broadcasting but in the past 2 years he has gotten much better and def deserves a bit more respect now

@omarrobles7851

5 ай бұрын

Buck and Aikman having to wait almost a decade to call another Super Bowl is just crazy

Give me Kevin Harlan and Kurt Warner. If it’s any consolation for us, CBS won’t have another Super Bowl for another four years. Who knows?? Maybe Jim and Tony will be gone.

@bundesautobahn7

5 ай бұрын

Jim Nantz wanted to retire from golf coverage IIRC. Perhaps he eventually decides to retire from football to focus on golf instead?

@americangiant1003

5 ай бұрын

@@bundesautobahn7Jim has already “retired” from being the lead Announcer during the NCAA March Madness Final 4. Jim amazingly is only around 60ish years old (he joined CBS at only age 25/26 in the late 1980s)and only a couple of years married for the 2nd time and has a younger wife and kids. Thus I can picture Natnz within 5 years only covering golf for the rest of his otherwise excellent career.

@americangiant1003

5 ай бұрын

I think Romo is better suited as a lead Studio Show Analyst/Co Host along the lines of Bradshaw for the rest of his broadcast career. That is IMO where he would best shine. With that said, with CBS paying Tony ten million plus a year for basically only 6 months of full time work barring a personal screw up by Romo, he will be the lead CBS analyst at games for at least the near future. FYI With Jim only a few years ago marrying a 2nd wife and having young Kids, I can picture him walking away from the NFL and only doing Golf Commentary for rest of his career in a couple of years.

@PGar58

5 ай бұрын

Almost certainly. Harlan is excellent. His daughter is a sideline reporter and she is excellent too.

@michaellicko2746

5 ай бұрын

Kevin Harlan is awesome

Relax dude, you're gonna blow out an o-ring. 😆

He knows the rules... He's not saying this is for the Superbowl as that's the last play... He's saying this is for the Superbowl in reference to the combined overtime drives

@stevenbenson9976

5 ай бұрын

Yeah this is really nit picky. It is "for the superbowl" because it's assumed that kc will get the touch down when they touch the ball. It was definitely "for the superbowl" because the td that was NOT achieved was what cost the game.

@runrafarunthebestintheworld

5 ай бұрын

No it's still not for the Super Bowl. The Chiefs still get the ball back with a chance to score.

@eXHackeR

5 ай бұрын

@@runrafarunthebestintheworldWell gee, you have 0 comprehension good job

@littlevaquero5516

5 ай бұрын

@@stevenbenson9976 bro was whining like a child at the 7 minute mark. let the man commentate how he wants to!

@redpillfreedom6692

5 ай бұрын

Bro was saying "This is for the Super Bowl" if a player farted. It gets old very fast.

"Last game of the year, Brent. Can't hold anything back now." ~Dan Fouts, 1998

@Briguy75

5 ай бұрын

We know, we know.....🤣🤣🤣

@thomash.schwed3662

5 ай бұрын

Oh, yes! Dan Fouts. Twenty-one years later and I can still hear him yelling, "Bad call! Bad call!" during the Ohio State-Miami (Fla.) national championship game at Tempe January 2003. It took triple overtime, but we managed to win that game, no thanks to that louse. For that matter, twenty-one years before that, he couldn't even beat my Bengals in the AFL Championship Game. (Granted, the actual temperature was 9° with a wind chill of -60° (or about -45° under the new scale); but it's still football.)

Vin Scully - arguably the greatest PBP man of all time - & Joe Garagiola - were MASTERS of using silence to let the moment speak. On what was perhaps Vin's greatest-ever call -- Mookie Wilson's epic at bat vs Bob Stanley, 10th inning, Game 6, 1986 World Series -- Vin & Joe were silent TWICE. First, for almost 32 seconds after the TYING run scored, and then when Ray Knight scored the winning run, they let the moment not just breathe but completely exhale for a full 3 minutes and 20 seconds to let the pandemonium at Shea speak for itself. NBC even showed two different replays of the winning play during the nearly 3 & a half minutes of silence, and Vin & Joe said nothing. And THIS is how Vin finally broke the silence: "If one picture is worth a thousand words, you have seen about a million words."

@ervinghenderson4780

5 ай бұрын

Joe Garigiola before the last pitch of the 1980 World Series: "The crowd will tell you what happened."

@redpillfreedom6692

5 ай бұрын

Hell, Buck and Aikman were silent for 32 seconds after the Travin Howard interception. And that was the NFC Championship, not the Super Bowl.

@goldenageofdinosaurs7192

5 ай бұрын

A lot of things were different back then. Americans nowadays have the attention span of a Jack Russel on meth. If they don’t constantly have stimulation, they’ll start looking at their phones & time the broadcast out completely.

After Kirk Gibson Vin Scully and Joe Garagiola had silence for 99 seconds. Finally when Scully opened the mic “On a year that has been so impossible, THE IMPOSSIBLE HAS HAPPENED!” 99 seconds. Best. Call. Ever.

@Arctanis-vt3hl

5 ай бұрын

I think he said improbable the impossible has happened.

@disneyfanman8437

5 ай бұрын

Vin Scully, the best broadcaster ever.....period

@drewbryan6739

5 ай бұрын

Scully waited 45 seconds before saying anything after Joe Carter's walk-off that ended the 1993 World Series. And that was a RADIO broadcast.

@nicholassmith479

5 ай бұрын

Vin Scully was a legend.

@OckGypsy

5 ай бұрын

Immediately after hearing the criticism about Tony Romo, I thought of Vin Scully from this particular call. I think his philosophy was indeed to let the crowd capture the moment.

Chiefs fan since 1986, didnt hear a word Nance or Romo said because the entire house was screaming in joy.

@marquan1976

5 ай бұрын

Chiefs fans at home: Romo said something? 😂

@deanhagerman6843

5 ай бұрын

@@MJP1982 I enjoy every minute of it and am so thankful for the success

@walterwhite1

5 ай бұрын

Chiefs cheated the 49ers

@marionluigi6517

5 ай бұрын

Maybe cheated the ravens but 100% didn't cheat the 49ers, 49ers had their shot and blew it. Rough coaching and cmc looked like he didn't know what a football even was until halftime, Purdy was just throwing the ball but not looking for ideal places and letting 3 and outs come to him. Their fall in this game was all done by them. (Plus one td they got actually was a no call on illegal man downfield I'm pretty sure, not 100% though but it looked like it) @@walterwhite1

@goldenageofdinosaurs7192

5 ай бұрын

@@walterwhite1lol

Worse, he stepped on Nantz's line as he was calling the final play.

@KevinJL

5 ай бұрын

Yes it's embarrassing. Brad Sham the greatest football radio broadcaster even tweeted about it. Embarrassing.

I like Romo, I think he adds to every broadcast he is in. He knows the game and he is a great cheerleader for the NFL. He gets excited, and I like that. Does he make mistakes, absolutely, they all do. He's an everyday man, and I think he can connect with casual fans and bring them into the game. I think he brings in just enough manning cast flavor to balance his knowledge with his excitement. In overtime, several of those plays were crucial and Tony made those calls. Now did we literally believe the game would be over on each one, no!! But the point being, those were the plays that could in the end make or break the final score. I think your criticism here is way over the top. Personally I didn't see anything wrong with the final call then, and I still don't today. What Romo said perfectly complimented Jim's call in that moment and it put a book end on one of the most exciting plays to ever happen in a Super Bowl. I'm sorry JG but I'm going with Romo on this one

@ervinghenderson4780

5 ай бұрын

Nah. Sometimes the color guy has to let the moment breathe. This was one of those moments.

@benficademacaufan

5 ай бұрын

@@ervinghenderson4780I don’t think it’s worth ruining the super bowl tho.

@coldbeer4thesoul

5 ай бұрын

Usher already did that.

That Saints-Falcons play, is the perfect example of knowing when to let the moment breathe. All that emotion was about so much more than sports. 😢

@palmtreewhisperer

5 ай бұрын

Do you have the clip of it ?

@TimfromMKE

5 ай бұрын

It's in this video

I wanted to watch the entire lord of the rings trilogy dirctors cuts but I think Ill watch this instead

Honestly, that third down play called on the Chiefs in overtime could've been for the Super Bowl. You punt on your first possession in overtime and the Chiefs only need a field goal to win it. That's why Romo said that. I'd give him a pass there.

@AntonVanDerSar

5 ай бұрын

totally, he's saying that Mahomes is so clutch in big moments that to give him the ball back is to give him the win. Pretty self-explanatory if you follow football haha

@utopianverve

5 ай бұрын

And same for the next example! Not getting a TD for the 49'ers WAS for the Superbowl! Why!?!? Because Mahomes scores a TD to win! Settling for a FG was the Loss. The Superbowl IS on the line regardless of rebuttal

@27peted

5 ай бұрын

I think it's too harsh on Romo.

@msarzo

5 ай бұрын

@@27peted All this said, I agree with JG9's overall point about saying "this is for the Super Bowl!" too often is annoying and bordering on parody. And I especially agree with him needing to STFU right after Hardman's touchdown. If Nantz didn't put up a stop sign, that's bad. If he did and Romo blew past it, that's even worse.

@DKTCHIKC

5 ай бұрын

Romo may be annoying sometimes but I’ve heard a lot worse . I don’t have the heart to say it here❤

Being a bit dramatic, aren't we?

Silence is golden-don’t say anything but let the moment speak for itself! 😮😮😮😮

You were wrong all over this... Those plays were for the Superbowl. I stand with Tony.

@countrygirl9059

5 ай бұрын

Agreed!!! Love Romo's excitement!!

Romo has always irritated the hell out of me as a broadcaster. The way I saw it, when he kept accurately predicting what was going to happen, I was always thinking, "just shut up and let us watch." To me, it was ruining the game

Patrick Mahomes scratches his nutsack "This is for the Super Bowl" Christian McCaffrey inhales "This is for the Super Bowl" Travis Kelce farts "This is for the Super Bowl"

Romo is fine. Y’all gotta chill, he’s better than 99.9% of announcers.

Romo announces the same way he played mediocre and in love with himself

@daBEAGLE1017

5 ай бұрын

Fact. He was the same in Highschool in Burlington also.

The Nickelodeon broadcast with spongebob and Patrick commentating was honestly the way to go

He ruined the superbowl? Wow I didn't know you watched because the analyst was the most important part of the game. Calm down 😂

@adriankendrick4281

5 ай бұрын

Romo has been chatised by everyone since the game. This isn't the only video saying that he blew the moment

@stevieiverson951

5 ай бұрын

Exactly lol. Wasted video in my opinion

@codymac4958

5 ай бұрын

I forgot that when everyone says something on the internet it converts from opinion into fact.

Maybe it’s just me, but I like when romo analyzes the td, it actually feels like a better vibe than just quiet

Dude! Chill. He did a great job. He's allowed to be excited with the eb and flow of the game. Makes him more relatable and therefore makes me feel more involved as a fan. It's like having that guy over to your party who's energy is infectious and you just enjoy the game that much more. Give me CBS and Romo any day!

I really miss Phil simms with Jim Nance.

Shameful and shellfish???? Wow you are insane 😂

@Birdlegs14

5 ай бұрын

Yea man this dude is whining over literally nothing😭

This is ridiculous nitpicking. You guys are desperate for content.

@redpillfreedom6692

5 ай бұрын

Tony Romo isn't going to fuck you.

Tony blew it more than the Cowboys did

@MrTim2031

5 ай бұрын

He is a Cowboy for life.

He also referred to Nick Bosa as “Joey Bosa” in the first half. At least he only did that once.

CBS Sports is the best too! Jim Nantz is a legend! But Romo used to be good in his first and second year.. now he’s so bad idk what happened

This post is for the Super Bowl! What’s impressive about the Falcons-Saints game is that it was Mike Tirico’s first year as Monday Night Football play-by-play announcer. Not only that, he had to throw out two stop signs to two men in love with the sound of their own voices, Joe Theismann and Tony Kornheiser, with the latter being inexperienced in calling games.

@PoliticallyIncorrect90

5 ай бұрын

Theismann was a good announcer. SNF with him, Mike Patrick, and Paul Maguire was great and very underrated.

@CTubeMan

5 ай бұрын

@@PoliticallyIncorrect90I do agree, and in spite of what I said about Theismann I did like him as an announcer.

Honestly, the analyzing after the Super Bowl winning play didn’t bother me at all. In fact, I was more interested on how he got so open rather than listening to the crowd. I didn’t even notice. BUT, to me, the way he kept on talking about “this is for the Super Bowl” is unforgivable. I was starting to question if I understood the rules correctly.

Good thing we have Mitch's broadcast, he's an absolute legend.

I lived in Brisbane, Australia last year during Super Bowl LVII. I watched the game on the ESPN International feed, and Steve Levy did great! I didn't feel cheated out of the U.S. broadcast.

@michaelfabian3036

5 ай бұрын

Steve Levy's AWESOME~overseas folks had a BETTER game than we did here, FFS!!

I think Romo did a great job. He's one of my favorite former Cowboys and current broadcasters.

Your commentary at 6:55 is absolutely correct! Silence is powerful.

i think u should have mentioned how Romo was blathering about why the chiefs didn't need to call a timeout because of the new OT rules. it was literally right before the game winning playing & it really took me out of the moment.

@danielhova7826

5 ай бұрын

How you holding up now? At least improving in terms of recovery?

@mikefingers8909

5 ай бұрын

@@danielhova7826 still not over it. thanks for checking in on me.

I hope they ask either Nantz or Romo on one of those sports retrospective shows like "Undeniable with Joe Buck" on what they were thinking when this moment happened.

Tirico may have done the "stop sign" in NO because fpr that season he was with Theismann and Tony Kornheiser, two guys in love with the sound of their own voices

I love Tony he literally called everything the Bills did wrong before it happened last year

This is why Nickelodeon's Alternative broadcast was better than Tony Romo's bad color commentating.

Youre wrong. Every play from the opening kick is FOR THE FREAKING SUPER BOWL! It's why every mistake is critiqued for weeks to months afterward. It's why the Super Bowl has such high stakes. Every play is for the Ring. It's why we love it. It's why Vegas loves it. If your gonna make a video shredding a guy, at least do it for something other than the guy doing his job with some passion. Let's not forget this was a boring game. Romo had to manufacture excitement.

Romo needs to be demoted down to the level of Ian Eagle. He doesn't understand the concept of "Shut the hell up." The celebration of the game-defining final play of a Super Bowl is not an excuse for you to talk over it. Unless you are either Vin Scully, Kevin Harlan (ex-Chief radio PbP man who called the game for Westwood One/CBS Radio), or Mitch Holthus (the current KC PbP guy), you let the moment speak for itself. Even expert radio guys like those three understood. So did Nantz. Romo deserved the same bop to the head Alex Hawkins should have gotten when he dropped that "sissy" bomb on Roger Staubach.

@RetroJR3379

5 ай бұрын

Ian Eagle & Tony Romo wont be bad

@runrafarunthebestintheworld

5 ай бұрын

Nah CBS should just terminate his contract instead. He's not made for TV.

Nitpicking don’t you think. He was fine

@runrafarunthebestintheworld

5 ай бұрын

Nope because the Game wasn't over.

@DJAJ101

5 ай бұрын

Gotta make some kinda KZread video with football season being over. All about making videos like this to get the clicks.

The saying “silence is golden” can go a long way, especially when silence can let a big moment breathe. I’ll point to Chris Fowler with Reddick and Orlovsky calling the game for ESPN Australia for an easy comparison.

@thelive6103

5 ай бұрын

Best example of this was Chris Berman not saying a thing for 2 min while Cal Ripken Jr jogged around the field when he broke Gehrigs record

You're nit-picking Romo. When Purdy missed on the 3rd and goal, I thought "There goes the Super Bowl" foreseeing what eventually happened. That was a critical failure that gutted Kyle's strategy. Romo's observation seemed spot on to me.

@ihonestlydontevenknow4359

5 ай бұрын

to be fair, i knew it was over when kyle shanahan got a 10+ point lead. when kyle gets a lead in the super bowl or nfc championship against a real super bowl contender (green bay wasn’t one in 2020, they were the epitome of a team helped out by refball), he’s losing. the chiefs, patriots, and rams will tell you that.

It was a Rush song and not Guns 'n Roses, but I've been that karaoke singer. 🤣

There were honestly a lot of plays that were for the Super Bowl in 4th and ot though

His inaccurate analysis in the overtime was inexcusable, especially given more than half the viewers were casual watchers, and needed reliable rules information. Romo, is a nightmare to try and parse his ferret hopped up on crack cadence.

I enjoy Tony Romo. He comes across at times as if he was a buddy in your living room reacting live.

I wouldn't be surprised if Romo's lack of respect for Nantz also contributed. Sometimes, I get the feeling that Romo treats Nantz like Joe Rogan treats Mike Goldberg when they called UFC fights. I've heard him correcting or attempting to even though Nantz was in the right.

I totally agree!! I just cringe every Sunday when he is on!! Its obvious he doesn't want the Chiefs to win!!

All I can say is that “Super Bowl 58” became the most-watched TV broadcast since the 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing.

@redpillfreedom6692

5 ай бұрын

Which means nothing since we had half the population in 1969.

Love Romo. Hope they wont replace him on CBS

To be fair, Tony Romo never inserted himself into any big Super Bowl moments as a player.

In Brazil, there is no such rule. It must be because we inherited this from radio. But none of this really justifies it, because I know the American way of communicating, which is different from ours.

Just because he doesn't let there be radio silence doesn't mean he's not giving any valuable information to viewers, my guy. I tend to do stuff like this all the time when there's lulls in the action and my family needs catching up on the game. This is a nothing burger and, honestly, quite the personal overreaction on your part. Romo's not perfect as an announcer by any means, but he's still one of the most knowledgable and best in the business.

BTW Romo stated "Thats an Andy Reid Special" at least 3 ior 4 times

@KevinJL

5 ай бұрын

Andy Reid special? Cheeseburger and nuggies

These announcers have scripts in front of them or at least talking points. That’s how Nantz so quickly mentioned Mahomes’s 333 yards and the stadium address. I remember in Super Bowl 56 after Rams took the lead at the end. It was a pretty normal drive, nothing special at all, and Collinsworth said something very outlandish about how this is a drive we’ll remember for a long, long time. It was obvious to me that this was a predetermined thing for him to say because it was actually a pretty boring drive and not dramatic at all.

Tony Romo: "If Tyrann Mathieu was on the field, that completion doesn't happen" at least 50 times during the Chiefs-Bills playoff game in 2022.

Tony Romo just needs to shut the hell up.

This is literally the only way Romo could make it to the superbowl

I liked when u used a sport everyone could relate to such a TENNIS to explain ur point

@mkjirak

5 ай бұрын

Yes, famous for its intuitive scoring.

Looks like you are jumping on the bandwagon. Try to be a bit more discerning.

Romo doesn’t know how to act at the Super Bowl he never got there 😂

@runrafarunthebestintheworld

5 ай бұрын

Yep 😅

Romo was also chuckling in the background during Nantz's call of the game-winning touchdown.

I did like how Romo explained that the 1st OT was like the 1st quarter of a new game and the game didn't end if the clock ran out.

not a football game, but my fav example of the announcers being silent at a big moment is the aftermath of scott brosius's homerun in game 5 of the 2001 world series. theres about a million things going on on screen, they even show the replay of the home run, and buck and McCarver just sit there not speaking for nearly a minute, and when McCarver finally talks what he says is perfect.

Romo has fallen off terribly since his debut season. His excitability used to be charming and fun but now it's obnoxious and overplayed; this Super Bowl exposed that fact. He's basically football's hype-man at this point. Funny thing is that I recently had a "facebook memory" come up from 3 years ago where I complained that Romo was overrated as a broadcaster. Nothing has changed my mind on that front.

I was the in-arena voice for my college's volleyball team when I went there. We were pretty good, won a heck of a lot more than we lost, especially at home. One year we won the league title (and later were national runners-up). I remember that match pretty distinctly. My usual call of the match-winning point was "Vikings win set three by a score of and win the match three sets to zero!" That time I called "Vikings win set three by a score of , win the match, AND THE TITLE, three sets to zero!!" There was always some post-game prattle for me read off as well; usually I gave it a quick moment cause the crowd was always hyped up a little (on the rare occasion we did lose at home, I just launched straight into it). When we won the league title, the students stormed the court. I made my call then killed my mic. It was at least five minutes till I went into my post-game prattle.

It's overblown to say that he RUINED THE SB. He's GOATing the whole game, but just butchered that last call nantz made. Romo was babbling about the last play when the audience couldn't even exactly know what he was talking about, because the replay wasn't even rolling yet, all the while the euforia was still going on and the cheers were still at their loudest. THAT'S IT!

I really don't mind Romo. He's more like an enthusiastic puppy, and I like that. Someone previously mentioned Harlan and Warner, and they are a really good combo in terms of knowledgeability and calling ability. Harlan's legendary "I'm calling both games" is a clear example of his ability to wing it and come up with something awesome (thanks Urinating Tree). But, Romo's fine. He's like your drunk uncle. And, it's been years since I watched games with an older family member.

@michaelfabian3036

5 ай бұрын

FFS, time for some R&R, folksss...!!!! A.K.A. ROMO's RUBBISH>>precisely WHYYY this dude took all the time to make this vid, 'cause it's TRUE

Can you post a reaction and review video about John Elway and the Lombardi Trophy presentation to the Chiefs that infuriates Broncos fans? Can't wait for that hilarious take!

I like Romo cut in the silence , I don't like Lance cut in. Romo played at highest level at QB he like John Madden above the other announcers. Romo is way better than the other announcers is something you have to get over

Yeah that Saints blocked punt call and moment is probably my all time favorite by Tirico. Chills and tear up everytime I watch it.

Absolutely, my brotha you indeed articulated your point very well. Tony Romo is a good NFL analyst, but he is biased to the Kansas City, Chiefs. We've had the displeasure of having to hear his commentary during some of our regular season games, and he is strongly disliked by Chiefs Kingdom.He just refuses to let us be great.

Fox is treating Olsen shabby. CBS needs to sign him and demote Romo to covering High School Games! 🤬

@CTubeMan

5 ай бұрын

How about Division 3 college games?

Romo Sucks! As a Chiefs fan we had to put up with his crap every play off game as well!

That first example it sure sounded like he meant it’s different when it’s for the Super Bowl, as in in the Super Bowl game, not for the Super Bowl win. The other one you are correct on.

Jc guy, give the man a break

JG why you got to do my panthers like that XD great video as always brother

Talk about nit picking, it’s not like you didn’t understand the final play because of him talking that’s just his commentary style to talk a lot and give information to the viewers about the play.

I honestly didnt notice. I was not sitting there thinking....i hope they are silent for this touchdown. Im sure Chiefs fans didnt notice either.

Reminds me of the 2009 World Juniors on TSN. In the semifinals, Canada tied the game against Russia within the final 5 seconds of the game. On their home ice in Ottawa, the crowd erupts as the commentator Gord Miller says, "Can you believe it?" Analyst Pierre Mcguire jumps in with, "I can" then starts spewing random things about the play.

There's some guy by the name of greg olsen who would be an upgrade from romo

Or when he was sayin mahomes has to spike the ball.....when a chiefs player was still 15 yrds down the field

Romo fumbled the snap again

@KevinJL

5 ай бұрын

He's Charlie Brown

Also never realized silence on a big play is awesome I remember the Tebow walk off vs the Steelers was let breathe and I soaked in the moment as a fan and the announcers made sure we knew the new ot rules beforehand

Tony Romo ruined the game by showing up.

He didn't do anything as bad as Greg Olsen did last year with his constant bias and absolutely unprofessional and irrational bitchfest about the holding call not even acknowledging the angle showing the hold. Like when Romo and Nantz deduced that the ball hit someone other than McCloud, you just know Greg would've been too busy throwing McCloud under the bus

Romo is pretty good, is a vast improvement over Simms, and is still CBS's best color guy. This video is very nitpicky and really tortured. I think you are a casual if you care more about a long contrived call to end the game than the mechanics of the play that just happened.

@KevinJL

5 ай бұрын

Romo was a disaster

What did it for me, was his constantly talking over Gene, who was called in as the rules expert a few times. And Romo just wanted to say his peace, even if it meant talking over Gene

You should switch to decaf bro. You were going crazy around the 7:00 mark 😂😂😂😂😂