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1986 was a dumpster fire after White got hurt (who was surprisingly playing ok), 87 was bad, 88 was a train wreck. They waited several yrs too long on Landry and kept Gil Brandt in his role far too long as well. He had a nearly 10 yr run of picking losers like Larry Bethea, Rod Hill and Kevin Brooks...

PaulPFHOF wrote: ↑Tue Aug 11, 2026 4:28 pm on a site note with Meredith, Staubach, White, Aikman, Romo, Prescott you almost have a continuous successful QB in Dallas since 1960s

There was a lot of ugliness in the years between Aikman and Romo, though.

Thigpen always used to make this list.

1990 Cowboys? You could definitely see them turning the corner.

Eric Swann made two Pro Bowls after playing semi-pro ball.

I think the Cowboys did this with Nick Folk and David Buehler.

The trophy presentation belongs in the sanctity of the locker room, not on a hastily built stage at midfield. This goes for MLB, too.

Stumbled upon this guy on IG. He's working on preserving a lot of the old footage.

https://www.instagram.com/mrcelluloid/

Times do change. Just about any group name can be considered offensive. All depends on how one wants to take it in context. Cowhands was the name for those who tended cattle. Cowboys was originally used in a derogatory name. Redskins referred to the red war paint. A Blackfeet warrior draws a pictur...

QBs in away stadiums pleading with the ref that they "couldn't hear" due to crowd noise, and the ref stopping the play clock.