As frustrating as it was to see Tony Romo screw up the snap in the playoff game, the Cowboys would have never gotten the chance to play in that game without Romo’s play at QB.  Romo played in all 16 games (started 10 at QB) and completed 220 of 337 passes (65.3%) for 2,903 yards with 19 TD passes and 13 interceptions (95.1 QB Rating).  He also carried the ball 34 times for 102 yards (3.0 ypc).  The only difference between last year’s stats and his career numbers are that he’s carried the ball 36 times in his career for 100 yards (2.8 ypc).

Drew Bledsoe started the first 6 games of the season and didn’t play too well before Parcells benched him in favor of Tony Romo.  Bledsoe completed 90 of 169 passes (53.3%) for 1,164 yards with 7 TD passes and 8 interceptions (69.2 QB Rating).  He also carried the ball 8 times for 28 yards (3.5 ypc) with 2 TD runs.  For his career, Bledsoe has played in 194 games (193 starts) and has completed 3,839 of 6,717 passes (57.2%) for 44,611 yards with 251 TD passes and 206 interceptions (77.1 QB Rating).  He also has run the ball 385 times for 764 yards (2.0 ypc) with 10 TD runs.