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I am no Romo fan. But i'd love to see what Aikman would have done 2012 behind our great OL.
I'm a huge Romo fan.
I am no Romo fan. But i'd love to see what Aikman would have done 2012 behind our great OL.
Joe Montana
I think the thing that hurts Aikman in this debate is that he never really had a career defining, clutch moment.
Aikman was no Romo.
Anyone who says Aikman either didn't watch him play, or they are an _ _ _ _ _ (begins with an i... ends with a t)
Important?
Did you ever watch a Cowboys game in the 90's? Or was it nap time for you?
I am posting my opinion. I think thats my right. You dont have to like it. And you can post that - thats your right.
But you are insulting me without giving any kind of arguments.
Is that the only way you are able to communicate ?
Hasnt your daddy taught you better ?
Or is it just you who is still not old enough to grasp an understanding how to treat others respectfully ?
Just asking because you act like that.
Your inability to recognize sarcasm is... never mind.You obviously can't count any better than you judge QB's.
Your inability to recognize sarcasm is... never mind.
Emmitt meant the most to the team, IMO.
Michael was the heart and soul of the team.
Aikman was the right guy to make it all go.
None were over rated IMO, but if I had to rank them in order of importance it would be:
1. Emmitt
2. Troy
3. Michael
They were greater than the sum of their parts.
The last 5 years of Troy's career here were pretty bad. He had a 64 and a 78 rating, he twice had more ints than TDs and only completed more than 60% of his passes once.
Aikman was no Romo.
Honestly, he did answer you. All you had to do to know you are wrong is to have watched the games. He wasn't voted 1st ballot by Cowboys fans.
That's all I was trying to say.You are right about that. Aikman was smarter, cooler, more talent and a much better leader.