Aurican
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They will just say it was their teams and that the QB has nothing to do with it. That is how they justify Romo not leading his team anywhere. I'm not sure how they explain that Washington game last season though when Romo choked and was the weakest link of the whole team.
We always have to play the stats game with Romo because that is all he has. Win or go home games? Don't look at him. Post season success? Nope, won't find any of that here either. Blame the coaches, blame the Oline, blame the dumb receivers, blame the running game, blame Jerry, but don't you dare blame Romo for anything.
I agree, what they and the stats don't take into account is that a QB not only affects his own performance but those around him as well. If a QB is elite like Manning or Brady they can see and read what the defense is doing and call the best play against it and beat it, sometimes that can be a run or a pass or a mismatch in coverage. That can affect the running game, red zone scoring, the flow and rhythm of the offense and resting the defense. Great players make those around them better, they also perform at their best when the stakes are high and against the best teams.