Favorite Cowboys player of all-time?

[OmerV]

A tie between Ryan Leaf and Randall Cunningham.

How do you disprespect Babe Laufenburg like that?

 

[td33simplythebest]

Tony Dorsett on offense, Ed "Too Tall" Jones on defense

 

[bigdnlaca]

How do you disprespect Babe Laufenburg like that?

I’m sorry. No player comes close to Ryan Leaf or Randall. Without Randall, there is no Randy Moss and we were lucky to get Randall in his prime.

 

[OmerV]

I’m sorry. No player comes close to Ryan Leaf or Randall. Without Randall, there is no Randy Moss and we were lucky to get Randall in his prime.

Moss' time in Dallas was so spectacular I was blinded by it, and now it seems like a dream. Almost as if he were never a Cowboy at all.

 

[OGCowboy]

Walt Garrison the real deal original Cowboy...in his prime, pound for pound a tougher vatto can not be found

 

[AyeAtey]

Walt Garrison the real deal original Cowboy...in his prime, pound for pound a tougher vatto can not be found

True true!

 

[Jipper]

Taco, love me some tacos.


this is the food thread right

 

[dckid]

And tell us all why.

There are many players I liked over the years. From Michael Irvin, Emmitt Smith, Troy Aikman to Roger Staubach to name a few. It's obvious that Tony Romo is my favorite. My reason is this was a guy that went undrafted from Eastern Illinois. Not too many gave him a chance but somehow, someway willed his way to be the starter of the Dallas Cowboys. While he didn't win a Super Bowl , he did break many Cowboy's QB records. Enjoyed watching him play throughout the years.

Typical Romo. Never won anything of consequence. Better than Dak no doubt, If Parcels or Payton are coach his career is probably different. We reach a SB, you can never guarantee a win.
Favorite was the triplets.

 

[Pacowboy1968]

the 206 yard game in December?

Absolutely!

 

[Clarke82]

I saw one full season of Roger Staubach. Saw that come back game against the Commanders in 79 to get them in the playoffs. Never got to see Lilly play.

Roger beat the Commanders.

 

[MoistMayonnaise]

Bill Bates

 

[Whirlwin]

They should be only one answer. Captain America. And for the younger crowd, Emmett

 

[StarMan2112]

Roger Staubach of course.

 

[Captain-Crash]

Roger

 

[cheftjpeck]

#54 The Manster Randy White
He would wreck a game - he was a beast - his personality / demeanor set the tone !!

 

[clff15701]

Emmitt Smith No question. There will never be another like him. He could cut on a dime and spin and juke.

 

[catiii]

Tony Romo. Always gave you a chance to win and never gave up.

 

[cheftjpeck]

Tony Romo. Always gave you a chance to win and never gave up.

I don’t disagree with his grit and heart but one can also say he always gave you a chance to lose too- gunslinger for sure - with gunslinger chances

 

[lopey]

Randy White

 

[Gangsta Spanksta]

Emmitt Smith and it is not even close