It is amazing how we had a team before and after Romo that was just lacking a QB but never had a team when we had Romo.
All of the "If Romo has this team, then we would be Superbowl champions." discussions that some Cowboys fans repeat over and over again. Saying that it's Dak whose holding back this team and that Romo can take them to the promise land. When by using the same logic, someone could say that if Brady had Terrell Owens, Terry Glenn, Miles Austin (RAC), Prime Witten, Prime Dez, 2014 Murray, that Brady would have won another Superbowl ring with any of these weapons. Brady was a QB who could actually have any WR/TE/RB plugged into his offense and had the Patriots as one of the favorites to make the Superbowl season after season.
But, excusing Romo, with a false narrative of him never having any good teams or weapons to work with isn't doing him favors. In the same way that some say that Romo could have made the Superbowl with the 2016-2018 Cowboys. Someone else can then use the same logic, to say that Brady,Brees, or Peyton Manning, would win the Superbowl with the teams that Romo had.
Owens, Witten, Glenn, Roy Williams (11), Miles Austin etc....where either just about as equal to the current Cowboys WR corps, especially before Cooper. Or in cases like Owens, Witten, Glenn, they are are superior to the WRs/TEs that we had before Cooper got traded to us. Roy Williams (11) and Miles Austin weren't HOF WR here by any means. But, no one can convince me that Hurns is much more talented than they are. Cooper and Gallup are young WRs, with the potential to be great. But, again Owens and Glenn were HOF type WRs. So, I don't know why some feel the need to constantly diminish the teams Romo had.
Marion Barber and Murray, by not have been on Zeke's level as RBs, yet during the time, did provide Romo with a good enough rushing threat to assist the offense and turn the Cowboys into a playoff team.
Doesn't make Romo's career stats any better to say that he never had better teams around him or that he has to solely carry the Cowboys by himself.