IRVING, Texas -- The natural assumption when a quarterback has gone from throwing 54 interceptions in his first 45 games to four in the first seven this season is that he has improved as a decision maker. Detroit Lions coach Jim Schwartz will not go there with quarterback Matthew Stafford, the Highland Park native. Instead, Schwartz made a good point about the circumstances of games that led to a lot of Stafford's interceptions. It is a similar refrain heard when Tony Romo would throw an interception.
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