But Geno just overperformed the average of what Tennessee usually gives up to a QB. He overperformed against Dallas's defense too.
What Geno is doing right now, I.E. his most recent, is being better than a league average starter.
For starting QBs, Geno is top 10 in success rate (going into this game, we'll see after stats are updated for this week where he stands) and is the only one in that group (besides Trevor Lawrence, who ranks below him) who is doing it with no RBs in the top half of that same success rate statistic.
It's great that we have a good WR and TE room, but we haven't had a strong OL or running game. That makes our offense one-dimensional and is going to make things more difficult for any QB.