The retired Cowboy you miss the most

[Sarge]

Harvey Martin and Charles Haley.

 

[Fastpitch Dad]

Roger was my fave, but my pick is Romo, because IMHO, that guy always got the poopy end of the stick. He was a better QB than Eli, who’s got two rings and will probably get in the HOF, while Romo won’t. Number 9 also took some brutal hits that Goat Boy Tom never had to endure. I once saw Brady get knocked over by a slap on the back, got a flag and a huge first down that set up a score to win. That same week, I saw Romo get sandwiched between two defenders, but not a peep from the refs. I was actually surprised he got up!

Outstanding post.

I have always felt the exact same way.

 

[Prossman]

Roger Staubach for sure.

 

[links18]

Glenn Titensor.

 

[cowboyec]

COACH LANDRY
ROGER STAUBACH
ED "TOO TALL" JONES
TONY D

 

[VaqueroTD]

Bill Parcells. Only Head Coach we ever had who was also a Coach in his press conferences. Loved listening to his thoughts, recommendations and stories. Every PC was a joy to listen to. Wasn't just the Sunday game day I look forwarded to.

 

[shabazz]

Hard to pick one when so many are missed....

all the backwards hats are triggering me……

 

[Buzzbait]

Chaz Green

Yup, he was definitely a trip.

 

[GoCowboysGo]

60 seconds
Possession
Down by 7 points or less
Staubach

I’ve never seen another pro athlete do so much to will other players to greatness. How many HOF-ers played with him?

 

[Irse]

Bob Lilly

 

[Irse]

Holding #75

Didn't he also have a bunch of motion calls on him?

 

[Zekeats]

justin beriault not sure if he officially retired though

 

[js66]

Marion Barber - RIP, loved having a real smash mouth RB. Marshawn Lynch like. He just ran so hard, but it may have cost him his life
Jason Witten - There have been others on the team but when people asked me why I was a Cowboys fan one of the guys I would mention was Jason Witten, NFL man of the year. HOF'er and tremendous person off the field. The giants had jerks like Brandon Jacobs... we had Jason Witten.

 

[quickccc]

Those of us who witnessed the Pozderac experiment will never forget it.

was Poz so hated and despised for his constant penalties or for the whiff block that ended the season for Danny White ..?

Poor guy was so distraught, he immediately retired from the NFL at season's end.

 

[quickccc]

Michael Irvin .. bar none... he wasn't just extraordinary on the playing field, but he was also extraordinary as an inspirational team leader.

Teammates fed off his vocal and physical energy and tireless work ethic.
Darryl Johnston said in a document that when the team was experiencing a lull and slump, it was Irvin that was able to motivate, spearheaded and revved up the team.
And he's as essential a character as they come.

 

[Bullflop]

As much as this team could use a great DT, I'd have to go along with Bob Lilly!

 

[Ranching]

I don't miss any retired players...they gave us their all and deserved to move on....I miss some of our retired posters....@trouty @haleyrules @dallasdave @Locimus @maxdogg @melonfued @waldoputty

 

[BigDPlayer]

Antonio Ramiro Romo.... all day every day!

 

[Ranched]

The best of the best....EMMITT SMITH!

 

[starfan1]

Tex Schramm and or Bum Bright oh you said player. Roger the best QB in dallas history