Kirk Cousins reached 400 yards passing for the sixth time in his nine-year career on Sunday.
In those six games, he has 18 touchdown passes, three interceptions and five passer ratings better than 103.
His record in those games: 1-3-2 after Sunday's 37-35 win over the Lions at Ford Field.
"It's nice to have positive statistics, but ultimately that's not what it's really about," said Cousins, who completed 28 of 40 passes for 405 yards, three touchdowns, no turnovers and a 127.6 passer rating against the Lions.
"You really want to win games, and that's where my focus is. Figuring out what are the little things we can do better to make sure those losses turn into wins."
Therein lies the career-long conundrum that is Kirk Cousins and his encouraging yet aggravating and perfectly mediocre record of 51-51-2.
He's great at good stats, like throwing 35 touchdown passes this season to rank second in team history. Or his 105.0 passer rating, second highest of his career behind last season. Or his fifth 4,000-yard season.
Cousins, however, has not been good at turning losses into wins at critical moments that scream for a quarterback of his ability and bank account to make it happen. The late-game failures in losses to Tennessee, Dallas and Chicago come to mind.