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Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo is going through a rough patch currently, as he parted ways with CBS after getting arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Yet, nothing beats the pain he received back in 2007, in his…

Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo described the team's 2007 playoff defeat as one of the hardest losses of his career during an appearance in Terrell Owens' Prime Video documentary, Terrell & T.O. Romo reflected emotionally on how Owens fiercely defended him against intense media criticism following the upset, noting that Owens holds a special place in his heart.
The top-seeded Cowboys went 13-3 in 2007 before falling 21-17 to the New York Giants in the Divisional Round. Romo faced significant backlash after taking a bye-week vacation to Cabo, Mexico, with Jason Witten prior to the game. Owens famously defended Romo through tears at a post-game press conference, asserting that the defeat was a collective team loss.
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