Twitter: Daryl Johnston to serve as executive V.P. of football operations for the UFL

[WoodysGirl]

 

[VaqueroTD]

Next ROH right there. EXTREMELY underrated member of 90's dynasty. One of best blockers ever, and best FB of the modern FB era.

 

[RoboQB]

Next ROH right there. EXTREMELY underrated member of 90's dynasty. One of best blockers ever, and best FB of the modern FB era.

I am reminded of Emmitt's acknowledgment of Moose during his HOF speech.
Tears just rolling down his face as he tries to tell the crowd what #48 sacrificed
for #22.

Not many players get their "name" chanted in every stadium they enter.
An excellent choice to add to the ROH. Probably won't happen though.

 

[VaqueroTD]

I am reminded of Emmitt's acknowledgment of Moose during his HOF speech.
Tears just rolling down his face as he tries to tell the crowd what #48 sacrificed
for #22.

Not many players get their "name" chanted in every stadium they enter.
An excellent choice to add to the ROH. Probably won't happen though.

No Moose = No Record.

 

[Mark]

Next ROH right there. EXTREMELY underrated member of 90's dynasty. One of best blockers ever, and best FB of the modern FB era.

An all-around impressive individual, in whatever situation he's been placed in life.

And an Upstate NY/Syracuse University guy. I was in law school there (1987-88) when Moose was a key member of a fourth-ranked 11-0-1 Orangemen team that weirdly ended up in a controversial tie with Auburn in the 1988 Sugar Bowl. Was absolutely thrilled when the Cowboys drafted him.

Nothing but respect for the man. Definitely in my top-five list of favorite Cowboys. ROH material, for sure. Wanted to see him there this past Saturday.

 

[Coogiguy03]

Oh

 

[noshame]

Just a all around sharp guy. Now you know why the 90s teams were so flawless with execution..