How Good Was Troy Aikman, Really?...

This video explores Troy Aikman’s status as one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history is underscored by his remarkable achievements and leadership on the field. Playing for the Dallas Cowboys from 1989 to 2000, Aikman led his team to three Super Bowl victories (1992, 1993, 1995) and was named Super Bowl MVP in 1993. His poise and precision were evident in his career statistics, which include over 32,000 passing yards and 165 touchdown passes.

Aikman's success was not solely due to his physical skills; his football IQ and leadership set him apart. He possessed a rare ability to read defenses, make quick decisions, and execute plays under pressure. His calm demeanor and confidence instilled trust in his teammates, helping to forge a cohesive unit that dominated the 1990s.

His contributions went beyond statistics. Aikman’s accuracy and timing were crucial in orchestrating a potent offensive attack, and his leadership played a key role in shaping the Cowboys into a dynasty. His ability to thrive in big games and deliver when it mattered most underscored his clutch performance and competitive spirit.

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[OffTheGridFootball]

Did you get to witness Troy Aikman play?

[_un_conventional_dead_lifter]

Troy honestly could have had better stats in the regular season had he played in a more pass heavy offense (imagine him playing in a west coast offense with SF or Denver in that era), but the fact that he played his best games in the postseason should say it all.

[WIN]

Aikman was one of the best QBs of all time.

[leonvalentine]

Staubach was Captain America, if i recall

[Scott-duox]

“Not very good” quarterbacks make the College Hall of Fame, win 3 Superbowl’s, Superbowl MVP, and make the NFL Hall of Fame. I would say that makes him one of the elite quarterbacks. Give the man his due. By the way, I am an old school arch rival Washington fan.

[lukefletcher]

The Cowboys offense ran through Emmit Smith, but if that wasn't working Aikman would take over . He delivered wins and was clutch against great teams . They didn't need him to throw 300 yards every game but when they did need that he would be on the money .

[DavidBridge-ud]

It’s a team sport. He had one of the greatest teams ever.

[Richie]

It's been in interviews that he was asked what was his goals to in Dallas and that was to win championships which he did no mvps no passing records no single stats did he care about he wanted superbowls and he accomplished that in my book he was their answers along with those other greats on those teams as well.

[TBest]

I recall some pretty accurate quarterbacks over the years, but Troy is the only one that stands out as ridiculously accurate. His timing with Michael Irvin on various routes was truly a thing of beauty. The guy threw ropes.

[jarrodgoldberg]

Aikamn was super underrated cause he did not throw the ball 60 times a game . But just look how the cowboys struggled to find a QB after he retired, until they came up with Romo in 2003

[Dan-ehb]

Another nickname he had was "The General". He was seen yelling at Switzer for not doing his job.

[redleader]

I don't remember him being called any of those nicknames. There is only 1 Captain America and that's Roger Staubach #12. No offense to Aikman or fans. He was very good. He was a 20 TD 10 INT QB and was quite possibly the most accurate QB. He didn't make many mistakes and that's what kills teams. Mistakes. We could use one of these kind of guys now.

[blakebrown]

Troy Aikman was a phenomenal, signal-caller quarterback who spent his entire career with the Cowboys. He was the MVP for all of his three Super Bowl victories. He played under Barry Switzer, who he didn’t have a great relationship with during his time with him. He loved playing with Emmitt Smith and Michael Irvin, who became the triplets of the team.

[jagofjokester]

Brett faverick and eightmam is your AI working alright. Lol

[Cristian-vmbg]

his playoff run from 92-92 (yes including his stats) were the best ever. 11 games. better than brady, montana, anyone.

[SouthernGreyShark]

Troy was great from 1992 - 1995, especially in the playoffs, but he was *never* referred to as Captain America. That was Roger, was also nicknamed Captain Comeback. Lot of mistakes in this video. The 49ers had the best record in NFC in '92 as they went 14-2 in the weak NFC West, while Dallas was having to play in the NFC Beast.

[MrYallack]

dude be makin nicknames up for journalistic bravado

[rosstube]

Get a real narrator. You AI voiceover can't pronounce Aikman or Favre

[RexPayne-zggq]

No one thought he was average when he played. For the era he was completing unheard of percentage of passes.

[edwesby]

Not very good; but he was blessed to have played when Dallas had the best offensive line, wide receivers and running back