I agree with his central premise regarding Dak and Romo. However, his reasoning concernings the game is a bit uneven. In a league that has become dueling quarterbacks, how do you come out of Lambeau with a two touchdown win when your quarterback was "bad" and theirs was "good"?
Personally, I think Dak did a nice job, albeit probably his least impressive game, given the fumbles, a couple of pretty bad decisions (damage minimized because of penalties/Packers turnovers) and a few inaccurate passes. But I feel like he still managed the game very well, with timely throws, great play action and just a whole lot of composure. It is clear that nothing will ever be too big for him. Not sure where this "what's wrong with Rodgers" business is coming from. With the exception of a very bad pass and those fumbles, dude was dropping dimes all over the field. He definitely outthrew Dak in this one. And yes, his receivers were not helping much at all, they weren't getting much, if any, separation. This Packers receiving corp is vastly overrated, as is their run defense (although I have a feeling Zeke and Co. are going to do this to every single defense they see this year. Seattle D will give this running game the stiffest test).
Overall, this game should give Cowboys fans a TON of confidence - this running game cannot be stopped by anyone and its impact is only going to be greater as we get later into the season. Beasley is the quickest and smartest slot receiver in the league, bar none. He is Welker in his prime. Williams is a solid receiver, certainly better than the likes of #2's like Cobb and is starting to show a little more playmaking ability and field awareness. Nice job getting out of bounds before the half, BTW. Nice to see him learning from his mistakes. Dak is a rock, a true leader right out of the gate, a guy who makes the entire team around him a better, more confident crew. Of course, these are also characteristics of Romo and do think Romo is a more accurate passer with a quicker release. On the other side, Dak is built for the long haul and brings a huge running dimension to the game. The guy is truly a pocket passer, his ability to slide in the pocket is just sensational, he's got the "feel" that very few have. But boy, having the ability to run is certainly a nice thing to have in your back pocket.
IMO, this team can win big with either guy. And by big, I mean SB big. This year. Why? Because this is 2014, but with a better, more versatile RB (and believe me, no one is a bigger advocate of Murray than me, glad to see him doing well in Tennessee, I knew he would), a better Beasley and role players like Lucky, who just keeps showing up. I would prefer Romo get the nod as I think this offense would be slightly more dangerous with his accuracy and ability to decipher quickly, but its very close. And we are set at QB for the next 10+ years. And I think the organization has gotten so much better at managing contracts and finding the "right" kind of players. No more Joseph Randall's, no more Greg Hardy's. The chemistry on this team is also back to 2014 levels, these guys genuinely enjoy playing together and this is that final element that puts teams over the top. I see multiple SBs in this team's future, certainly challenging for them most years.
