Romo began his career as a holder before becoming the Cowboys' primary quarterback in 2006. However, Romo's reputation was harmed by a lack of postseason success, as he won only two of six playoff games and never advanced past the divisional round. The next season, however, he led Dallas to its first Super Bowl victory. In 2009, Romo passed for 4,094 yards with 37 touchdowns against only nine interceptions. He also had three rushing scores on the year. The following season, he improved upon those numbers by nearly 1,000 yards through the air and added four more touchdown passes. He also had one rushing score that season. In 2011, Romo had 4,928 passing yards with 48 touchdowns against only 12 interceptions. He also had three rushing scores that season. In 2012, Romo had 4,980 passing yards with 42 touchdowns against only eight interceptions. Romo has always been able to lead his team to the playoffs, but has never been able to advance very far. He has already announced after this season that he will be retiring at the end of the season. His record is 95-63 as a starter and he has made the playoffs all seven years of his NFL career. That number includes six straight seasons with 20 or more victories and one Super Bowl win.