It's not Dak's fault that Romo couldn't stay healthy or was one hit away from being hurt again though. I've often thought that Romo received too much bashing from the Media and other NFL fans for some of the teams big losses. I'm just not ready to give up on Dak and say that he is a bad QB yet.
Listen to yourself..
The excuse is 'potential' for injury, not whether or not Romo was injured, looked better in practice, threw the ball much better and farther downfield with a 'supposed bad back' in an actual game WITHOUT Zeke, while Dak was floating ducks and so on..
Now we are talking about in some threads whether or not Dak worked on his 'velocity' to help his downfield throws which may be one of the reasons why he is struggling and off..
If Dak still had to develop and as some people said, hits that sophomore slump, he could have done all that behind Romo and if Romo happened to get injured, then ko and behold, Dak starts again and we deal with it..
It's clear Romo didn't want to retire and wanted a chance to start and compete, thus his delays in retirement and 'testing the market'..