Michael Irvin is a credit to the cowboys

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This dude just is 100% Dallas Cowboy til this day. Troy Aikman is 70% Cowboy 30% Analyst.

But no matter what Irvin has our back and he is relishing working for NFL Network right now. He is laughing at Deion and he is waiting for Marshall.
 
Galian Beast;4259598 said:
This dude just is 100% Dallas Cowboy til this day. Troy Aikman is 70% Cowboy 30% Analyst.

But no matter what Irvin has our back and he is relishing working for NFL Network right now. He is laughing at Deion and he is waiting for Marshall.

Love Irvin, but I do think he goes bit overboard with Cowboys love. I am sure we cowboys fans love that, but at the same time, sometimes you have to take what he says or likes about cowboys with a grain of salt.

Much like haters like Marshal or Duke, say, you take it with grain of salt, same with Homers.

I like what Aikman has to say, since he doesn't try to be overly homeristic, although lot of fans think he hates cowboys.

Deion is just a clown, don't think he is a seriously analyst or should be taken as one.
 
TheDallasDon;4259659 said:
Any 1 think Moose is the best former Cowboys analyst

I agree. He is knowledgeable and always calls it straight, whether it be for or against the cowboys.
 
Aikman is 100% Cowboys fan and 100% analyst when he's at work.
 
Aikman is definitely still a cowboy, he still considers himself part of the same fraternity of qbs as Romo. I think he will be just as happy as anyone when we can let him talk about us they way he has to talk about the packers and rodgers.
 
I will never understand the blinders people have about the circumstances of Aikman's post-NFL career. He's part of the lead NFL broadcast team and is paid to provide impartial color for the entire league. He's credible, articulate and the fact that some question his "loyalty" to the Cowboys is a credit to his professionalism. Roger Staubach can be a Cowboys goodwill ambassador- Aikman doesn't always have that luxury. As for Irvin- I love him, and his Romo interview was the best of the season. But nobody would ever call him unbiased when it comes to Dallas.
 
even with Irvin, it's rough to watch NFLN Gameday. Not sure what's up with Dieon and Irvin but they can't seem to keep from laughing, interrupting, etc. It's like their hanging out in their den....kind of bush league. Feel bad for Mariucci and the other guy who are trying to keep it professional.
 
Watching the Playmaker right now on NFLN. Doing his usual outstanding job. Typically voice of reason.
 
Galian Beast;4259598 said:
This dude just is 100% Dallas Cowboy til this day. Troy Aikman is 70% Cowboy 30% Analyst.

But no matter what Irvin has our back and he is relishing working for NFL Network right now. He is laughing at Deion and he is waiting for Marshall.

That's why I love Irvin!!! He is 100% Dallas Cowboy!! He exudes Dallas Cowboys and his love of the game and the team is why he is my favorite cowboy. Aikman and Emmit are special but they don't have this teams back through thick and thin. I think they were a little hurt with how their time ended with the Cowboys.
 
Sitting Bull;4259684 said:
I will never understand the blinders people have about the circumstances of Aikman's post-NFL career. He's part of the lead NFL broadcast team and is paid to provide impartial color for the entire league. He's credible, articulate and the fact that some question his "loyalty" to the Cowboys is a credit to his professionalism. Roger Staubach can be a Cowboys goodwill ambassador- Aikman doesn't always have that luxury. As for Irvin- I love him, and his Romo interview was the best of the season. But nobody would ever call him unbiased when it comes to Dallas.

And that is what makes Irvin so special to this team. He could make more money by not being biased (Lord knows other make a ton of money being biased against the Cowboys), yet he chooses to follow his heart and not his wallet.
 
Sitting Bull;4259684 said:
I will never understand the blinders people have about the circumstances of Aikman's post-NFL career. He's part of the lead NFL broadcast team and is paid to provide impartial color for the entire league. He's credible, articulate and the fact that some question his "loyalty" to the Cowboys is a credit to his professionalism. Roger Staubach can be a Cowboys goodwill ambassador- Aikman doesn't always have that luxury. As for Irvin- I love him, and his Romo interview was the best of the season. But nobody would ever call him unbiased when it comes to Dallas.

I'm just wondering what a 100% Cowboy analyst would look like in a position Aikman occupies. :huh:
 
DallasInDC;4259722 said:
And that is what makes Irvin so special to this team. He could make more money by not being biased (Lord knows other make a ton of money being biased against the Cowboys), yet he chooses to follow his heart and not his wallet.

How could he make more money being biased against the Cowboys? :confused:
 

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