Tony Romo looked awfully good Sunday. Ryan Fitzpatrick looked awfully awful.
Though it wasn't all on Fitzpatrick. Romo was nearly perfect in the first half, going 18-for-19 for three touchdowns before the break, forcing the Bills to throw more than they're comfortable with.
Dallas went on to win, 44-7.
The Cowboys' signal-caller finished the game 23-for-26 for 270 yards and no interceptions.
Fitzpatrick, who threw a touchdown pass to David Nelson in the second quarter, was picked off three times in the second half -- twice in the last five minutes of the game. His second interception was a pick-6 by Terence Newman, who also made the first interception.
"It's hard to even think ahead right now just because of how embarrassing that loss was," Fitzpatrick told the media after the game.
Bills running back Fred Jackson gained 114 yards on only 13 carries but lost a fumble.
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