Roger Staubach

Roger Staubach is my hero as a young teenager. in 1971 I knew the Cowboys would win the Super Bowl with Roger as the starter. Once Landry made up his mind with the Cowboys at 4-3, the Cowboys went undefeated the rest of the way. He3 was a leader and it was unusual for a QB to run at all. They would run to escape a pass rush but the true passing QB's in the NFL very rarely ran.
 
Straight up, guys...on a thread about a hell of a player and man, just leave the insulting stereotypes out of view. Find another thread to follow that up with instead. Show some directed respect here.
 
The Navy do serve as good Uber drivers for the real fighting force, the USMC. Lol...I kid, I kid.

I was in Guam at the enlisted men's club, we were all drinking (ya think) getting a buzz when in walk some marines. One thing led to the next, I put down three marines in arm wrestling, and just like Brad Pitt in Troy, it was.....is there anyone else?

So there take that.
 
I was in Guam at the enlisted men's club, we were all drinking (ya think) getting a buzz when in walk some marines. One think led to the next, I put down three marines in arm wrestling, and just like Brad Pitt in Troy, it was.....is there anyone else?

So there take that.
I farted in an elevator full of Marines once does that count? P.S. it was rank
 
Just watched his NFL story again....what an awesome person! He's the reason I love the Cowboys and will dispute anyone that disses them.....I've met many numerous players, but never Roger.....its on my bucket list.
Nice thread theme.
Too bad it had to be crapped on before halfway through page 1 and derailed into a pissing contest between posters by the usual suspects.

Again.
 
Roger Staubach embodies everything good in sports and humanity . He has always been my hero and the reason I stay loyal to the Cowboys to this day . He and his era of Cowboys had an incredibly positive impact on my life.
 
I farted in an elevator full of Marines once does that count? P.S. it was rank

I have a cousin named Jimmy, he was a 6-3 165 pound wimp, why he joined the marines was a...??? I didn't see him for a couple years, when I did see him he came to my sisters birthday party. I didn't even recognize him , try 6-3 woud guess 210ish of muscle and a whole different look and body language, he was simply somebody else.
 
Nice thread theme.
Too bad it had to be crapped on before halfway through page 1 and derailed into a pissing contest between posters by the usual suspects.

Again.
I'm sorry I forgot to medicate I went back to normal a few posts ago
 
I have a cousin named Jimmy, he was a 6-3 165 pound wimp, why he joined the marines was a...??? I didn't see him for a couple years, when I did see him he came to my sisters birthday party. I didn't even recognize him , try 6-3 woud guess 210ish of muscle and a whole different look and body language, he was simply somebody else.
I was 5'11" and 215 lbs. when I was fighting Had next to no fat And hated fighting Marines they are built tough. I made a living but never got famous
 
Anyone not getting the greatness of Roger Staubach is a complete idiot and when talking Staubach unless you plan on heaping praise and paying homage to that greatness ya stay away from this thread. Here is one of footballs true icons so do the right thing.
 
I was 5'11" and 215 lbs. when I was fighting Had next to no fat And hated fighting Marines they are built tough. I made a living but never got famous

The navy boot camp in San Diego is right across a bay from the marines training base. There we were watching those cats running relay races carrying buckets of sand, whoa!!!!
 
Just watched his NFL story again....what an awesome person! He's the reason I love the Cowboys and will dispute anyone that disses them.....I've met many numerous players, but never Roger.....its on my bucket list.
He liked Garrett and didn’t say Garrett sucked, lol.
 
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One of my favorite days ever.
 

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