Tony Romo ranks first in the NFL is just about every category on the road among QBs. Aaron Rodgers is first is just about every category at home other than completion percentage. In the most important category insofar as the total is concerned, each is No. 1 in the passing yards per attempt home/road split that applies today.

Romo led the league with a completion percentage of 69.9 and a passer rating of 113.2, which was just a point higher than Rodgers. They also ranked first and second in the league in terms of yards per attempt and touchdown-to-interception ratio (Romo leading the former, Rodgers the latter).

Among quarterbacks who have started at least 10 playoff games, only Bart Starr has a higher career postseason passer rating than Rodgers does. Romo has had a triple-digit passer rating in two of his last three playoff games, both wins.

Both have running backs to keep the defenses honest. DeMarco Murray had 134 yards on 18 carries when these teams met last year, a game which the Cowboys led by 23 points at halftime before losing 37-36. All signs point towards a similar score.

The offenses home/road splits has them scoring about 75 points today. They have gone over a combined 14-2 in the splits.