Tony Romo: Why He Isn’t an Elite NFL QB Anymore

October 25, 2010   ·   Blake Oestriecher   ·   Jump to comments

Tony Romo is a good NFL quarterback, but the term "elite" is thrown around too loosely these days.
In a league with only 32 teams, there aren't as many elite gunslingers as people like to think. In fact, top notch quarterbacks are the exception rather than the rule.
For every Peyton Manning or Tom Brady, there's three Alex Smiths. 
Romo has often been listed just behind, or even with, the upper echelon of quarterbacks in the league. He's been labeled a first-class quarterback by some and a scrub by others.
I don't think he belongs in the same conversation as guys like Manning or Brady, but where does he really fall among the NFL's quarterback hierarchy?
Here are the top 10 reasons why Romo is no longer an elite NFL quarterback, or what I like to call 10 reasons why Dallas Cowboy fans will hate me after reading this.
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