Drew Bledsoe, during an appearance on ESPN's 'Sunday NFL Countdown', criticized former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo, claiming that Romo's demeanor changed negatively once he became a starter, unlike Tom Brady, who remained inquisitive. Bledsoe stated, 'The minute he became the starter, he became pretty big in his own mind,' contrasting Romo's attitude with that of Brady, who continued to ask questions and seek knowledge. Bledsoe replaced by Brady in New England and later by Romo in Dallas, expressed his disagreement with the decision made by coach Bill Parcells to bench him for Romo. This commentary reflects Bledsoe's feelings about his own career trajectory, as he acknowledged the stark differences in how both quarterbacks approached their roles. Brady has since become a highly decorated figure in the NFL, while Romo transitioned into a broadcasting career after retiring. The remarks highlight ongoing discussions about legacy and performance among NFL quarterbacks.