Ahh, so he was supposed to be a low risk bus driver why Romo was a gunslinger. That might explain why Romo's average ypc and overall yards are so much better. Ok, but how does that explain the fact that "gunslinger" Romo had a 65.3% completion percentage while "low risk" Campbell had a whopping 53.1% completion percentage. One would think that the low risk guy would have a much higher completion percentage. But by your own argument, the team wasn't asking him to do much, but he still could only complete barely 50% of his passes.
Campbell has terrible accuracy problems. Again, at this point he is basically Quincy Carter. Commanders are desperately believing that the problem will fix itself, but it's not a guarantee. Regardless, it's pretty piss poor that Campbell wasn't asked to do much but he still couldn't complete more than 53% of his passes (which puts about 65th in the league in accuracy behind even god awful Andrew Walter). Regardless of what the system is like, completion percentage is a pretty accurate indicator of individual ability.
Campbell is talented? How so? He was 2-5, a horrible accuracy/completion percentage, and averaged less than 200 yards per game.
See, this is further proof of how homerific Commanders are. They actually believe that you could look at what Romo did last year and what Campbell did last year and not see Romo as clearly better and more promising than Campbell.
All Campbell is right now is potential. But potential is not always realized. Quincy Carter never improved. Nor did Ryan Leaf. At least Romo can say he showed it at one point in time. Campbell has never shown the goods across an entire game. Yet Skins fans are certain there is no difference between the two.
Get real.