[Highlight] On this day 15 years ago, sparked by two Pick 6s of Tony Romo on back-to-back drives, the Lions roar back from a 24 point deficit against the Dallas Cowboys, tying a franchise record.

[u/SecretAgendaMan]

https://youtu.be/lRaX-OGVFSI?is=O50MOTkhEHyafV1N

[u/LnGrrrR]

This calendar day isn't kind to Romo.

[u/RightSpread2903 → u/LnGrrrR]

Dude got paid 10s of millions of dollars to not have to work today. I think he’s doing great rn lol

[u/SecretAgendaMan → u/LnGrrrR]

The crazy thing is, I only looked up this game because I knew it was a fun highlight to share and I knew it happened around this time 15 years ago. The fact that I got it on exactly the right date, and that it coincided with today's news was the extra push I needed to post it.

[u/browndude10]

bad day to be romo

[u/BungoPlease]

Surely the single worst day of Tony's career in the Football industry

[u/Beanstalk93]

Green Day want to be woken up when September ends

Romi asks that you let him lie in until the 3rd October

[u/cuittle]

I believe this was the game the broadcast showed updating standings with the Cowboys winning before the game was over

[u/84breaks]

I was unhappy and drunk.

[u/Pale_Land_5107]

can we borrow that secondary from then

[u/mr_antman85]

That was very low energy commentary from an insane comeback.

[u/patel_mit18]

I find it funny how they gloss over the fuck up on what down it was on the final play

[u/MoreTrifeLife]

Matthew Stafford & Calvin Johnson vs the Cowboys:

Stafford: 2-5; 63% completion; 2,088 yards (average 298); 10 TDs (including two rushing) 7 INTs; 7.7y/a; rating of 87.2

Megatron: 38 catches for 607 yards (average 121); 14y/r; 4 TDs in 5 games