I agree this should have been a loss. But other than the ridiculous attempt to backhand a "pass?" when Dak was being sacked, he played well. Fact is his arm kept the team in a position to win, regardless of fumbles by other players and questionable coaching calls.
And while I understand your premise about the game, it stands to reason that Dak had some significant road blocks, and yet he did not give up. He kept firing, and kept the ball in the hands of Dallas and not tossing picks to end any slimmest of slim chances to win that game Dallas had.
Dak should not be penalized for anything but his momentary brain fart. Otherwise he stood tough and delivered passes, which is his job. And he led the team.
I admit this thread is a bit pedantic. I cannot throw rocks because I have started more than my share of threads like this over twenty years. (Wow, twenty years!)
But the Attack Dak Pack look for every nuance to lay blame on him regardless of its validity and will not incorporate any of the extenuating circumstances we see applied to Wentz.
Fair is Fair.
By the way, I think if Wentz were to go to a new team with a fresh start, he would shed this cloak of failure the Eagles have built around him. I would be more than pleased to have Wentz in Dallas. Regardless of what people here think about him.
But we have Dak, and at this moment in time, that is just as good if not better.
Don't talk about my Dak, Coach!! 
