Should dropped passes be tallied like errors?

Hear me out:

QBs & WR/RB/TE are being paid by their performance translated by stats. A problem I have had for over a decade now is that players aren't really held accountable for dropped passes.

We have the ability to have a score keeper make a ruling in baseball on a hit vs. an error. Why can't we have the same for football? There's just as much time between plays to make a ruling.

I don't think a QB should be punished, statistically, for a WR/RB/TE dropping a catchable ball. The WR/RB/TE should be. Thus, their contracts & performance analysis should reflect it as well, at least publically. I would like to think teams track drops on their own. But I want to see the stats publically.

Additionally, if a QB has to throw the ball away because he was forced out of the pocket or no one was open enough to merit a throw, there should be a stat shown for those as well. This would help in evaluations of the OL.

Think of it like this example:

QB is 12-20 with 185 yards & no INTs.

That's not a bad day at the office. But, how much does your opinion improved of his performance when you see the actual reasons for the 8 incompletions?

Same QB with the added stats:
12-20, for 185 yards, 4 drops, 2 OOB, 0 INTs.

Now he's essentially 16-20 or 12-16 or 16-18, depending on how you read into the drops & throws OOB. Even better day at the office for him, but now we see where his teammates let him down.

Thoughts?