Getting close to me not being able to stand listening to a Cowboy game called by Aikman and Buck

It really getting close to me not being able to stand listening to a Cowboy game called by Aikman and Buck. I understand trying to be unbiased but he sounds down right anti Cowboys at times. Anyone else feeling that way?

I don't even pay attention. He's just trying to hard, ignore him.
 
I'm at the point of being done with Joe Buck. I think he's gotten a lot in his life because of his dad's reputation and isn't that great. I'll give him the fact he's better at football, but he should never call another baseball game.
 
There's nothing wrong with how Aikman calls a Cowboy game - you are just being too sensitive.

Yeah, I don't have a problem with him. Not every former Cowboy player in the media can afford to be like Michael Irvin. Maybe Aikman could be a bit more like Moose, but he still isn't all that bad IMO.
 
Troy and Joe are the #1 broadcast team because they make the NFL and Fox look good. They are good corporate citizens, and that is what many see as anti-Cowboys bias.

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Those two are fine. A lot better than most. We just get too worked up when it comes to how they call a Cowboys game.
 
Joe Buck brings Troy down to his level. I don't think Aikman can be a good color commentator with Buck next to him. Buck is one of the worst play-by-play guys in the business. Blatant bias against the Cowboys; you'd think because he's an Eagles fan he'd at least even it out between the Giants and Cowboys but his excitement level is way off balance when the Giants make a play compared to the Cowboys.
 
Just turn down the sound and listen to Brad Sham and Babe Laufenberg do the game on the Dallas Cowboys Radio Network. And if you don't live in a city that has a Dallas Cowboys Radio Network affiliate, get Sirius/XM and go to the live play-by-plays from Brad and Babe for every Cowboys game.
 
When you perceive neutrality as anti-Cowboys, that usually means you're the one with the bias.
 
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