No, Dak doesn't throw INTs because he doesn't risk the biscuit enough. Those other QB took chances and threaded the needle. They had confidence in their accuracy. As a result, they made plays for their team and scored points.
Believe it or not, Romo did the same. He took chances to make plays. Sometimes those chances don't work out.
If a QB is going to get big bucks, the QB needs to make plays that a normal QB can't.
To use an absurd example, If you put me in the game I won't throw a single INT. I promise you I won't. I also probably won't get one pass off either.
It's not about one single stat. In the NFL, you've got to anticipate, throw your receivers open, etcetera. And if you don't know what that means, watch highlights of Dan Marino throwing to Duper and Clayton.
Marino would sling that ball before the WR even made a break and throw it to a spot where he knew the WR would be.
Dak can do that too. I'm not saying he can't, but he isn't as good at doing it, and when he does take a chance it seems to not pay off as often as those other guys.
Dak's style, going all the way back to being a rookie, was to be sure the receiver is open before throwing. But when you're a QB who needs to make the play, you also have to anticipate if the receiver will be open and trust it.
The conservative approach is fine when protecting a lead etc.
