Troy Aikman - Career Documentary- Road to Super Bowl 27!

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[baymaxc]

Thanks Troy for all the wonderful memories

[joseferanadez]

This guy he is a man Hall of Fame did my favorite the Dallas Cowboys 💙⭐🏈 he is the goat 🐐

[deehenry]

One of the greatest and most underrated of all time. This documentary should have A LOT more views.
Should be a training video for all QBs.

[jorgebradford]

"While the rest wanted to break records, he wanted to win championships." Facts!!! Great video Cowboy!

[TypicalAisian]

Great stuff. Aikman and Irvin learned the value of work ethic and with two opposite childhoods reached the same level of success because of it.

[troyreynolds]

Self discipline, self motivated and it all showed on the field. All the fame never got to him and he held everyone accountable. His work ethic and Michael's held everyone to a different standard. Thank you for this. My first Cowboys game was his rookie yr against the Cards. He got knocked out on the pass and Dixon made the T.D. Definition of the perfect TEAMMATE

[gingerbreadman]

Non Cowboy fan here, but I remember Aikman breaking into the league and being floored by what I was seeing. Beyond the high IQ and crazy arm talent, I was so impressed with his heart and courage. Those early Cowboy teams weren't that great and Troy took a pounding back there. But you'd never know it by watching his next pass. He never flinched in a collapsing pocket, never ducked or short armed a pass with freight train bearing down on him. Absolutely fearless and inspiring as a leader. Here's to you Mr Aikman. 👍👍👍😎❤️💯🔥

[arijitbanik]

Another superb video by The Logical Cowboy. 👌 Droppin facts!

[sirrobert]

I would put his arm talent up against anyone in history. I think you can make the case he’s pretty underrated

[drakulie]

Phenomenal video you put together. Thank you for taking the time to bring this to a grateful cowboys nation. Wow!! Just wow!!! ⭐️ 👍

[robertgonzales]

Awesome video and Narration. Troy was probably one of the most accurate passers in history.

[wadedienert]

Thanks for the excellent recap. Troy is DA MAN, and still is today. Class in every sense of the word.

[drm]

Troy Aikman was THE LEADER of the 90s Cowboys dynasty!

[PCCphoenix]

1:21--That hit knocked Aikman out of the game, but Dixon still caught the pass right in stride. Like Stabler said, it could not have been thrown any better--especially THEN!

[tedgonzol]

Another well done video very well put together. The amount of likes to the amount of views I don’t get it folks let’s get with the program for this man.

[robzilla]

Fantastic video Sir. I'm a native Texan from Beaumont. The 1st time I saw my Cowboys play live was Opening Day 1989 at the New Orleans Superdome. It was Troy's 1st game in the NFL, and they lost 28-0 to Bobby Hebert and the Saints. Saints fans were buying me sympathy beers that day! A mere 3 years later, they won their first of a 3 out of 4 Superbowl winning run. COWBOYS DYNASTY such as had never been seen before, and sadly none since SB XXX. Go Cowboys!!!!

[nymike]

12:34 is so cool. Talk about foreshadowing to what was to come down the road with Troy and Emmitt
Great video!

[justinrogers]

Aikman's 92 season is fascinating by how he got better as the season progressed.
1st 8 games: 10-10 TD-INT ratio, Passer Rating of 81.3
Last 8 games: 13-4 TD-INT ratio, Passer Rating of 97.7
3 Playoff Games: 8-0 TD-INT ratio, Passer Rating of 126.4
Extra Fun Fact: 13-16 for 230 yds 2-0 TD-INT ratio, Perfect Passer Rating 158.3 in the 2nd Half of the NFC Championship Game

[TJettman]

Great video. Yeah, Aikman didn't care about any records and that's why you hear idiots say he was overrated. What he wanted was championship rings and trophies.

[temjin]

Such an incredible effort into making this video. I am sure Troy will see this eventually. Thank you for mentioning Cerritos. Our city is proud of him