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Staubach or Aikman?
Hostile;3833658 said:Can you imagine Roger's numbers if he didn't have to give Uncle Sam 5 years of his prime?
Here is the most impressive number, 85-29. In 1969 he was 1-0. 84-29 for the rest of the decade of the 1970's.
Let's put that number in perspective here. Currently a QB if he starts every game of a decade will play 160 games. 10 years and 16 games per year.
In the 1970's teams played 14 games for 8 of those seasons, and 16 for the last 2. For the 1970's the maximum number was 144 games. Staubach started 113 of them because he was not the starter in 1970 and was injured in 1972.
If you project Staubach's numbers over a 160 game decade he would have won 119 games and lost 41.
That eclipse would Peyton Manning's record for the decade of 2000-2009. He was 115-45.
Roger was the ultimate winner.
Here's another way of looking at it. Troy was the QB of the 1990's. More wins than any QB in any decade until Peyton Manning's 2000-2009. Troy was 90-53. 143 games to Roger's 113.rash;3833661 said:Never thought of it that way Hos.
I wasn't old enough to watch him...but my dad has shown me tapes of Roger the Dodger play and I used to think he was playing backyard football when i was 7.
BigDFan5;3833576 said:Staubach
Hagman;3833676 said:The Greatest QB in Cowboys history? That would be the greatest Cowboy in Cowboys history--Roger the Dodger.
Dallas Cowboys Fan;3833681 said:Emmit is the Greatest Cowboy, but I agree Roger was the best with Aikman right behind him.
Hostile;3833667 said:Here's another way of looking at it. Troy was the QB of the 1990's. More wins than any QB in any decade until Peyton Manning's 2000-2009. Troy was 90-53. 143 games to Roger's 113.
Think Roger could have won 7 more games in that 30? I do.
Yeah it would have.Royal Laegotti;3833686 said:I don't mean to disrespect Troy but can you imagine if Roger had been in his prime and quarterbacked the 90s teams. That would've been amazing.
