Interesting.
I wonder what Tony Romo's stats were? I bring up Romo because he pretty much owns all Cowboys franchise QB records, including most 4th Quarter Comebacks (24) and Game Winning Drives (29). Romo accomplished this in roughly 9 years of starting/playing games, even though he was a Cowboy for 13 years (his first 2 and last 1 he was on the bench, while he missed roughly another year's worth of games due to injuries).
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/R/RomoTo00.htm
Everyone knows Romo not only holds most, if not all, Cowboys franchise records, but he's also the franchise leader in 4th Quarter Comebacks and Game Winning Drives.
Ironically, even though Dak has been a Cowboy for 7 years, he's only played/started in 6 due to he missing up to 1 year total in games due to injuries. Yet, in 6 years of playing, Dak has 12 4th Quarter Comebacks and 19 Game Winning Drives.
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/P/PresDa01.htm
It's safe to say that Dak has 3 more full years of starting to equal the amount of games/years Romo had in total. It's also safe to say if Dak stays healthy, he most likely will surpass Romo's 29 Game Winning Drives since Dak only needs 10 more to tie Romo. As for still needing another 12 more 4th Quarter Comebacks to tie Romo, I don't believe Dak will surpass that in only 3 years left of play.
Still, Romo averaged a 65.3% completions %... while Dak has averaged 66.6% completions. Also, Romo has 34,183 total passing yards with 248 career passing TDs but 117 career INTs. Meanwhile, Dak has roughly 25,000 total passing yards with 166 career passing TDs and only 65 INTs. So much for the false accusations that Dak is an INT turnover machine. Dak has a chance to pass Romo in total passing yards if he averages just over 300 yards passing per game these last 3 years, and he definitely will never come close to throwing anywhere near as many INTs as Romo. Dak most likely will not reach or pass Romo's 248 career passing TDs or 4th Quarter Comebacks, but everything else seems reachable.
Dak also averages 257.1 passing yards per game, while Romo averaged 219.1 passing yards per game. Also, Dak has a higher career passer rating (97.8) compared to Romo (97.1). Most everyone states Romo is the Cowboys franchise best passer, yet Dak has better numbers (or is within reach of passing a few others) than Romo. Yet, Dak is not a good passer or a choke artist? Hmm, sorry but the numbers don't add up. If anything, Dak is on pace to break most of Romo's franchise passing records and become the Cowboys franchise statistical passing leader.
Romo was very good, and the numbers show Dak is pretty good as well.