The one interception that lost the game.
You see, your response was exactly what others were saying that day. You cannot give him credit for coming back, then losing the game by his hand and saying he did something great.
You ignore his losing the game with a decision he made, then tell me the fact I point this decision and loss out disqualifies me to comment. Your stats are meaningless in a THREAD STARTED BY YOU, about Romo coming back in games if HE THREW THE LOSING INTERCEPTION.
The term Captain Comeback which you inserted in the title and branded Romo, was placed on Roger Staubach because he brought the teams back AND WON THE GAME.
By your standard a QB can be down by seven in the first quarter, drive for a field goal, then get the ball again and drive for a TD, and then his team loses by 24 because this QB BROUGHT THE TEAM BACK FROM BEHIND.
That is an absurd use of the term created by journalists or announcers when meaning coming back for the win, and you using it to merely suggest he came back and tied or went ahead for a brief time in a game the team lost.
My opinion, if this board were to decide on what disqualifies who in this discussion, the majority would tell you the same as I am telling you. You're bending the meaning to fit your weak narrative.