Dak is a greater QB than Aikman?

Why haven’t they had that kind of coaching staff?

And that isn’t what I’m doing at all.

I’m pointing out that Romo and Dak both had the same amount of hall of famers on the field. Which was your original argument until I pointed out that the players were equal in number.

Stop downplaying players that won to prop up players that haven’t.
I think you should go beyond just counting HOFers to rank teams.
 
I was explaining how talented the 90s team was. So because a guy like Tony Casillas or Chad Henning weren't hall of farmers that means what? You know what meant.
Not to mention Russel Maryland, Mark Tuinei, Mark Stepnoski, Nate Newton, Erik Williams, Leon Lett, Jimmy Johnson, James Washington, Norton, etc

That team was super loaded. Gogan was a backup.
 
Dak and Romo have each had stacked teams and couldn't get the job done. Maybe not as stacked as Aikman's teams, but pretty darn close.
How much of difference did it make have Jimmy Johnson instead of Jason Garrett?
 
Not to mention Russel Maryland, Mark Tuinei, Mark Stepnoski, Nate Newton, Erik Williams, Leon Lett, Jimmy Johnson, James Washington, Norton, etc

That team was super loaded. Gogan was a backup.
Agreed. Imagine trying to find a reason to for Mazi Smith and Bell on those teams….
 
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Here we go again…I put Troy and Roger way over Dak any day… even Danny White was better AND more successful career wise…. I place post season games and Super Bowls in the equation and evaluation of a great QB. That is what separates the truly great ones from the wannabes.

Tough but that’s the truth. Live with it.
 
Not to mention Russel Maryland, Mark Tuinei, Mark Stepnoski, Nate Newton, Erik Williams, Leon Lett, Jimmy Johnson, James Washington, Norton, etc

That team was super loaded. Gogan was a backup.
Look at the teams he played against. That Buffalo team they smoked in the SB was full of HOF players as was the 49rs and Greenbay. The NFC East was also much stronger than at any time during Daks career. You could also play defense in that era. It's probable that Dak might have only cracked the starting lineup on maybe a handful if teams.
 
Look at the teams he played against. That Buffalo team they smoked in the SB was full of HOF players as was the 49rs and Greenbay. The NFC East was also much stronger than at any time during Daks career. You could also play defense in that era. It's probable that Dak might have only cracked the starting lineup on maybe a handful if teams.
The Bills of the early 90s is one of the greatest teams of all time.
 
like the 10 run rule in Little League we need something for really dumb threads like this
a method of mercy killing the sick and dying
 

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