I like the way you broke that down.
In 64 games Prescott has failed to throw a passing TD in 17. 26.5% of his starts without a passing TD.
He's won 5 of those games meaning when Prescott fails to pass for a TD the Dallas Cowboys have a (5/17) 29.4% chance of winning. And in the five games that were won, Elliott rushed for 83, 159,150, and 122 (Alfred Morris ran for 61 in the other game).
Wentz has started 56, failed to throw a TD in only 6 games, and won 1.
Goff, 55 games, kept out of the end zone 14 games, and won 2.
Watson started 38, failed to throw a TD in only 6 and won 4.
Cousins, 93 starts, only 8 times has he failed to throw a TD, and won 3 of those.
Carr, 94 games, 16 times failed to throw a TD, 3 wins.
One that boggles the mind is Tom Brady. 285 games, 30 failed to throw a TD, won 22.
Although I was working on all the starting QBs, thought that might be good to toss in here.
What that means to me is if Prescott can't throw for TDs, and challenge the DBs, our chances of winning are less than 1 in 3.