And you're wrong. We're 16 games over .500 with him.
Are you serious? You're not blaming Romo for being 8-8, 8-8 and 8-7 the last three years? Then why are you bringing it up as if it's a knock against him?
I'm saying you're blaming him for the team having been .500 since 1997. Considering you brought up the .500 record since 1997 saying we're .500 without him. It's bullshit. Our record since 1997 includes 112 games started by him in which he has been 64-48. 16 games over .500. Simple math will tell you that in games he hasn't started since 1997, the team is 16 games under .500. And he didn't start a game until the middle of 2006. You're bringing up a stat that has 10 years worth of games where he didn't play, and where the team was 16 games under .500, and saying we would be .500 without him. It's patently false.
I'm merely pointing out you aren't above flat out lying in your campaign to tear Romo down.
Care to prove that?
Oh hell... here, I'll prove you wrong.
Romo started 10 games in 2006, went 6-4. Were 3-3 before he ever took an NFL snap.
In 2008, he missed three games, and we went 1-2.
In 2010, he missed the final 10 games, and we went 5-5.
In 2013, he missed one game, and we went 0-1.
So since he took an NFL snap, the Cowboys are 6-8 without Romo. With him, we're 64-48, or 16 games over .500. Without him we haven't managed .500 ball, and with him, we're well over .500.
If you want to continue with the lame argument that since 1997 we are .500, then that would presumably include the 16 games over .500 that we have been when he's actually played. So he's taken a team that's 16 games under .500 and brought them back to even by being 16 games over .500.