Twitter: Aikman Rips Coaches

[Doomsday]

Troy Aikman is someone that demands respect when you talk to him.... finally someone shut that dirtbag Mike Pereira up. Those two calls were horrible and could not get a pass.

Pereira highlights why the officiating on the field is so bad.

The clowns in charge of the officials don't even know what the hell they are talking about.

 

[Typhus]

Bunch of tweeting fools a bit much of you have become

 

[gimmesix]

Actually Aikman was ripping the FG call primarily because of a scenario "if we missed the attempt" - That's a reasonable critique but it wasn't scathing.

He was far more perturbed by Pollard - that's entirely on the ST coach. He needs to be in the rookie's ear on that.

Not really. What he said was posted in a tweet a few posts before you. It was four-down territory because a field goal really didn't help us. We needed a TD and that was our best opportunity to get one.

 

[AbeBeta]

Not really. What he said was posted in a tweet a few posts before you. It was four-down territory because a field goal really didn't help us. We needed a TD and that was our best opportunity to get one.

That's one school of though.

The other is that it is a two score game.

 

[gimmesix]

That's one school of though.

The other is that it is a two score game.

I'm just pointing out what he said, which I do agree with. I've debated it with some others enough, though.

 

[EJK24]

When I hear that I do question why there are still people on here who defend what Garrett does/doesnt do. I'm not saying I know more then anyone but we have a few that constantly point the finger everywhere else but Garrett and they are entitled to their opinions, but this is a guy way closer to the game then any one on this forum.

Whether you've coached at a lesser level or played for years beyond most of us, this is a guy who has played on some of the best teams ever. Hes close to Jones and Garrett and I don't take Aikman as a guy who would call someone out, let alone someone hes fairly close to, for any reason other then it being the truth.

I'm not here to argue over what makes a good coach but if your reading/listening to Aikman here, I think it's hard to look at this team and say it's not the coach's fault.