I think it’s a valid point. However… do you want to regularly rely on your franchise qb’s ability to sense pressure from his blind side? Do you want Daniels to be able to scramble or have to scramble? Do you want to give him the confidence to stand in the pocket and go through multiple reads? Do you want to be able to slide protection to help your weaker (in pass pro) linemen? Do you want to reduce the need for 6/7 man protections, and allow receivers to get in their routes quicker (not having to chip)?
In effect, yes, I trust Daniels vs pressure far more than other qbs, but that doesn’t take away the numerous benefits that come with reducing that pressure to begin with.