Staubach

[OmerV]

This isn't really a thread that will spur a lot of interesting discussion, but did everyone notice how smoothly and effortlessly a 76 year old Roger Staubach threw the football into the crowd? He's still the man.

 

[nightrain]

This isn't really a thread that will spur a lot of interesting discussion, but did everyone notice how smoothly and effortlessly a 76 year old Roger Staubach threw the football into the crowd? He's still the man.

threw it to the Steelers fans, but looked good doing it.

 

[maryquality]

This isn't really a thread that will spur a lot of interesting discussion, but did everyone notice how smoothly and effortlessly a 76 year old Roger Staubach threw the football into the crowd? He's still the man.

Yes....and he threw it right at the Pittsburgh Steeler fans!!

 

[CPanther95]

Yes....and he threw it right at the Pittsburgh Steeler fans!!

That was the best pick by the Steelers all night.

 

[maryquality]

That was the best pick by the Steelers all night.

LMAO!!

 

[jazzcat22]

threw it to the Steelers fans, but looked good doing it.

Yes....and he threw it right at the Pittsburgh Steeler fans!!

I think he did it on purpose...if you look, he hesitated, looked around, pointed and threw it.

 

[OmerV]

Yes....and he threw it right at the Pittsburgh Steeler fans!!

I didn't notice that - pretty funny. Maybe it was intentional as a nod to the old nemesis.

 

[Ranching]

threw it to the Steelers fans, but looked good doing it.

Jackie Smith would have dropped it! Lol

 

[OmerV]

Jackie Smith would have dropped it! Lol

Maybe he fantasized about throwing to Lynn Swan.

 

[Bullflop]

This isn't really a thread that will spur a lot of interesting discussion, but did everyone notice how smoothly and effortlessly a 76 year old Roger Staubach threw the football into the crowd? He's still the man.

So much of what Roger is about is as much what he is off the field as he was on it. He's about as rare a man as they come.

 

[OmerV]

So much of what Roger is really about is as much what he is as a man off the field as he was on it. He's about as rare as they come.

Absolutely true. If anybody hasn't seen the episode of "A Football Life" about Staubach, they really should. It's a must see for any Cowboy fan, even you younger ones who don't remember him, but are interested in the history of the team. I think any football would love it.

 

[percyhoward]

 

[DFWJC]

This isn't really a thread that will spur a lot of interesting discussion, but did everyone notice how smoothly and effortlessly a 76 year old Roger Staubach threw the football into the crowd? He's still the man.

He's taking great care of himself

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Most impressive thing of the night....in a night where not only did a 19 year old get drafted, but his brother ALSO gets drafted in the 1st round for the first time, Shazier walked on stage.....it was a great draft night last night.

 

[rynochop]

He had a cannon for an arm..he probably threw it harder than I can now

 

[BermyStar]

This isn't really a thread that will spur a lot of interesting discussion, but did everyone notice how smoothly and effortlessly a 76 year old Roger Staubach threw the football into the crowd? He's still the man.

I noticed. Maybe he could be our 2nd round pick?

 

[OmerV]

He's taking great care of himself

And it's not just eating right and exercising. For him to throw like that he must still be getting out and throwing a ball regularly. Probably still playing touch football with kids and grandkids, and he's the designated QB.

 

[OmerV]

I noticed. Maybe he could be our 2nd round pick?

We wouldn't even have to wait out his Navy commitment this time.

 

[CPanther95]

Holy crap! Despite that angry cameraman clocking him on the head with his camera, Roger simultaneously threw a perfect spiral and retaliated using his elbow for a nut shot.

 

[ZekeTrain]

Besides his awesome throw it was funny seeing how small he was compared to Troy and Jason. Easy to forget how big Troy was. Those monster hands of his.