Does Aikman win a SB with any team from Parcells forward?

CowboyRoy said:
Not I get it. Your simply not bright enough to understand the difference between being a run first football team and once in a while coming out passing the ball to try and get a lead.

But I'll make sure I go "watch the games". :lmao2::lmao2:
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Pass to setup the run doesn't mean pass first. I said they were balanced, doofus. You even agreed.
 
acr731 said:
They weren't pass first, they were the kind of balanced offense we all wish for now. The problem is that it takes a top notch run game, a top notch QB, and an iron wall o'line. The team now has none of that. The o'line is the best of the three, though.
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Glad you agree.
 
Haimerej said:
How does a bad QB win a Super Bowl? By driving the bus. Not taking risks and not making mistakes. If you think Troy didn't take risks, then again, go watch some old games. You seem to have forgotten.
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worst QB's to ever win a SB.

Reading comprehension not a strength he?
 
Haimerej said:
I said they passed to set up the run. I gave you an article from 1994 making the exact case. I even gave you a video where Madden and Summeral make the same point. You're scrambling and trying to redirect, as usual.
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At this point your just rambling. The Cowboys were a run dominant classic running football team. Ground and pound.

Who cares if at times they passed early to get a lead? Thats called game planning.

Congrats you just learned what a game plan was today. :thumbup:
 
CowboyRoy said:
At this point your just rambling. The Cowboys were a run dominant classic running football team. Ground and pound.

Who cares if at times they passed early to get a lead? Thats called game planning.

Congrats you just learned what a game plan was today. :thumbup:
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You agreed with me and another poster that they were balanced. But because of your pathology you can't acknowledge that, twist my position into, "pass first," and then act like you're teaching me.

I'll just add this in with, "if they stay healthy the 2020 Cowboys have the best front 7 in the league." Got any more hot takes?
 
CowboyRoy said:
Glad you agree.
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You did catch the part about needing a top notch QB, right? That clearly means I think Aikman would have better success with todays roster than Dak would have had with the 90's championship teams.

I base this on one simple thing - back then QB's and receivers weren't protected like they are now. A QB like Aikman would have a field day ripping opposing defenses to shreds if he had the protection Dak has now. Dak might not have even been a starter in the NFL back then. He would have been absolutely murdered into an early retirement.
 
acr731 said:
You did catch the part about needing a top notch QB, right? That clearly means I think Aikman would have better success with todays roster than Dak would have had with the 90's championship teams.

I base this on one simple thing - back then QB's and receivers weren't protected like they are now. A QB like Aikman would have a field day ripping opposing defenses to shreds if he had the protection Dak has now. Dak might not have even been a starter in the NFL back then. He would have been absolutely murdered into an early retirement.
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Did you have a few Dak nightmares last night buddy? :muttley:

Poor guy. Were talking about Aikman here. Try not to obsess.

Uh oh, your using the words MURDER and DAK together.
 
As if to prove my point about Roy's pathology- he likes a post saying Aikman wasn't a bus driver. I guess it came from a proper source.
 
CowboyRoy said:
Did you have a few Dak nightmares last night buddy? :muttley:

Poor guy. Were talking about Aikman here. Try not to obsess.
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Aikman was fragile for a franchise QB. Took a few too many blows to the head, he probably would've had a longer career in today's NFL where it's a foul just to breathe near the QB.
 
Batman1980 said:
Aikman was fragile for a franchise QB. Took a few too many blows to the head, he probably would've had a longer career in today's NFL where it's a foul just to breathe near the QB.
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I thought he was a tough MFER. He was just a statue back there. Didn't have a lot of pocket savvy. But he stayed in there to the very end to deliver the football.
 
Batman1980 said:
Aikman was fragile for a franchise QB. Took a few too many blows to the head, he probably would've had a longer career in today's NFL where it's a foul just to breathe near the QB.
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After watching a lot of old games from the 80s and 90s recently, I don't think I could call any of those QBs who played for more than a few years, "fragile." Nearly every game they were getting nailed at least once or twice. Plays that would result in 15 yard penalties today and they just get up and go to the next one. It's like watching '80's basketball.
 
CowboyRoy said:
I thought he was a tough MFER. He was just a statue back there. Didn't have a lot of pocket savvy. But he stayed in there to the very end to deliver the football.
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Statue? No pocket savvy? You really should watch this video....

 
acr731 said:
Yet you know exactly why you are trying to minimize Aikman's accomplishments.
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Its a thread buddy. Nothing evil about it. I wanted to find out how others felt about Aikman and the team he played for. I was actually surprised that most agreed. Aikman wouldn't have won diddly with these recent teams.


Dak sucks!!!!
 
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