Yes, I’m serious. The game is different, the players are different, the coaches are different. Just asking for opinions. Sometimes people just end up in the right system at the right time, but might not succeed in a different system.
lol dam
Did you just start to watch football in the past few years . . . That would explain alot
No.
Well, I did say to argue the point is peeing in the wind.
I’m dying! Hilarious!
4th rounder vs 1st pick in the draft. Case closed.
Did you ever watch Aikman on the sideline during a game and what he did when players messed up? It's not just about talent, it's about mindset as well. The will to win at all cost, players doing it for the love of the game instead of a paycheck
In 1995 I think Aikman was really our HC.
I was around watching the Cowboys in the 90s and Troy Aikman didn’t have to do near as much as Dak. Aikman didn’t throw the ball a lot during the 90s, which kept his career passing numbers down. It makes many question his Hall of Fame status. The Cowboys offense revolved around Emmitt Smith and the running game. I think the 90s teams could have won championships with pre-injury Dak but not so sure with this version of Dak because he’s become too up and down and throws too many INT’s. Even when he’s not having to pass the ball a lot he’s throwing INT’s. You don’t know what Dak you’re going to get from one week to the next. He had possibly the worst game of his career against Washington in the season finale, then turns around and had possibly his best game of his career against Tampa in the playoffs. He followed up that great performance with a bad game yesterday. You can’t win a championship with an inconsistent QB who turns the ball over multiple times practically every week. Troy Aikman‘s game never fluctuated like that and when it came down to making a big throw in a critical situation he made it. I’ve lost a lot of confidence in Dak.
94 as well. Should have been 4 straight and would have if the ego of Jerry and Jimmy didn't get in the way
I know Aikman had arguably the best running back ever, and an amazing OL. He had WR who could get separation, and usually had more than a couple seconds to find them. And a different coordinator. He didn’t win those games on his own.
I think we do. a HOF QB would make a difference.
Regarding your last sentence, he almost never lost them on his own either
Troll thread? For asking about something I was curious about? More like a troll response.
Aikman was scary accurate. He had amazing anticipation too. I think thats where he really shined...I know you cant run that all the time as D's catch on but, i felt they got away from those timing routes over the years Aikman played. He would throw to a spot before the receiver even made his break and it would hit them between the numbers. Dak doesnt do this much if at all. He holds that ball too long, luckily most of the time he has had a really good line to protect him or he would be getting sacked 15 times a game. He has no anticipation. He waits till they are open and turn around then he throws it. Occasionally he will make some timing or touch throws but its rare IMO. Its straight ahead fastballs.
