re: So, if Johnny's out in Cleveland?

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He is doing a pretty good job on his own being a failure in the NFL, don't think he really needs lessons.

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Despite some of Johnny's dickbaggery, I wouldn't mind seeing a little of his passion rub off on Romo. I firmly believe that he is a genuine competitor and losing makes him physically sick. Romo seems to take the "my paycheck's the same either way" approach. If nothing else, having Johnny behind him might push Romo to be better.