Today on SI.com, five NFL writers tackle the subject of Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys and what it will take for them to not only make the playoffs, but win a game. A sampling of their answers:
• Don Banks: Improved conditioning might well help Romo end the season stronger than he has the past three years. But learning how to win in the clutch hasn’t been solely the problem of the Cowboys quarterback of late.
• Jim Trotter: Jason Garrett's suggestion that Romo's problem is that he's "bottom heavy" sounds a lot like a coach who is unprepared to consider more plausible explanations for the team's problems: that the QB appears to be psychologically fragile and the play-caller might be professionally stubborn.
• Ross Tucker: The only way Romo is going to get the Cowboys to the next level is by actually doing it. He needs to play well in a tough spot in December or January and give the Boys the breakthrough win they have been craving.
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