Westcoasthabsfan;1867767 said:
I think he was speaking alot of the truth today...not much of anything positive to say about the Boys today.... I mean how much sugarcoating can you have when your team rushes for one yard....he is the least of their worries right now
My main problem with Aikman usually comes on penalties. For starters, if Dallas gets a false start, then all he can talk about is how they have a problem with penalties and they really kill themselves with them. It doesn't matter if they only had 2 penalties all game long. As long as they get one minor penalty, he'll go on to talk about the lack of focus, discipline the Cowboys have and how they are a penalty making machine.
The other thing is that whenever there is a penalty are they show the replay, Aikman says Dallas commmitted a foul or got away with one about 95% of the time. And if Dallas gets hosed on a penalty, like the Alan Ball PI call today...he doesn't say a word. And *if* he does mention that it was a bad call against Dallas, it's almost like pulling teeth.
Not to mention he loves to play up silly storylines. According to him and Buck the offense has struggled really bad the past FOUR weeks, which includes the Lions game...which is complete nonsense.
It's obvious that Troy is very averse to being labeled as a Cowboys homer..which is fine. However, going out of your way to do the exact opposite is really just as bad as some high school announcer blatantly rooting for the home team.
If you want to hear how it's done, listen to Brad Sham own 99% of the football announcers out there.
YAKUZA