Tim Macmahon from DMN.com asked Romo about his streak of 8 straight games turning over the ball:

"I am pretty sure we won the ballgame," he said when asked whether he was concerned with his turnovers. "If you never turn the ball over as a quarterback, you are probably not going to be that good. Everyone strives for no turnovers, but there's no way you are going to make plays sometimes if you don't trust it and just let it go."

I'm sorry but this to me reveals Romo as a un-inspired leader, if he really is one that is. You can read the rest HERE.

Here is what former Packer all-pro safety Leroy Butler had to say...

"I saw the game in person and I played 12 years so I want people to know that, from what I saw, Aaron Rodgers is a better quarterback than Tony Romo. Based on throwing the ball in certain areas. The interception Romo threw to Collins and some of these other passes and the way he moves around, Aaron is a much better quarterback. Aaron doesn't put his team in those kinds of situations. When you look at Romo's stats, you'll see those long passes and those glamour things. Aaron's stats are OK, too, but if he gets the opportunity to throw 40 or 50 times a game, he's going to be good."

I know, i laughed too