Chiefs Mahomes is 15 TDs away from passing Aikman - Page 16

Crazy Stat: Patrick Mahomes could throw 15 touchdowns the rest of his career and still finish with more career touchdown passes than Hall of Fame quarterback Troy Aikman.

Note: Mahomes has played in 102 less games. pic.twitter.com/YzE4B34Xh2
— Sea of Red Nation (@seaofrednation) July 1, 2022

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Originally Posted by Mile High Mania:
Such horse shit... especially after saying that "Aikman after 95 doesn't count'.

he wasn't the same player

91 to 95, troy aikman was one of the best quarterbacks in nfl history
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
he wasn't the same player

91 to 95, troy aikman was one of the best quarterbacks in nfl history

One of the best in history, even though you admitted yesterday that he was the second weakest link on the offense? Not a chance. In any given season, you could make the argument that he wasn't even the best QB in his own division.
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Originally Posted by AdolfOliverBush:
Also, Emmitt Smith is the most overrated RB of all time. It's disgusting that he holds the career rushing record, because he's not qualified to hold the jock strap of Walter Payton or Barry Sanders.

beat the '93 giants all by himself, gaining 229 yards from scrimmage with a separated shoulder

#CowboysNation
Flashback Friday to 1993 when Emmitt Smith carried the Dallas Cowboys to a victory over the New York Giants! #DallasCowboys #Cowboys pic.twitter.com/fZSdhzd45O
— Dallas Cowboys Collaboration (@mailman_phil) December 17, 2021

all time great

elusive, strong, smart, sneaky speed

lmao at you thinking this guy wasnt greatness

like bruh come on

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Originally Posted by AdolfOliverBush:
One of the best in history, even though you admitted yesterday that he was the second weakest link on the offense?

i never admitted that
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Originally Posted by RunKC:
No it wasn’t.

Marino had 44, 48, 30, 30 and 28 TD’s in his career. He also had 26 in 1987 as well and he missed 4 games that year.

I agree with the kid that has Aikman boner problems... the 70s and 80s were not pass friendly like you have had for the last 30 years.

Marino, Tarkenton, Fouts, Moon... there are a handful of QBs that had prolific seasons comparable to now. The game was simply different.
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god damn what a beautiful downfield thrower of the pigskin

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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
he wasn't the same player

91 to 95, troy aikman was one of the best quarterbacks in nfl history

Yeah, so you discount his first couple of years as they built up that stellar team and then the final years when it was dismantled thanks to the FA boom and Jerry's ego.

Convenient.
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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties:
beat the '93 giants all by himself, gaining 229 yards from scrimmage with a separated shoulder

Spoiler!

#CowboysNation
Flashback Friday to 1993 when Emmitt Smith carried the Dallas Cowboys to a victory over the New York Giants! #DallasCowboys #Cowboys pic.twitter.com/fZSdhzd45O
— Dallas Cowboys Collaboration (@mailman_phil) December 17, 2021

all time great

elusive, strong, smart, sneaky speed

lmao at you thinking this guy wasnt greatness

like bruh come on

I didn't say he sucked, I said he was overrated and that he wasn't in the same league as Walter Payton and Barry Sanders. Jim Brown as well. The highlights you posted do nothing to refute that.

Like Aikman, Smith benefitted greatly from having the best OL ever assembled. Thus, overrated.
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Originally Posted by AdolfOliverBush:
I didn't say he sucked, I said he was overrated and that he wasn't in the same league as Walter Payton and Barry Sanders. Jim Brown as well. The highlights you posted do nothing to refute that.

Like Aikman, Smith benefitted greatly from having the best OL ever assembled. Thus, overrated.

I would rank Barry over Smith... Jim Brown and Payton, I'll let someone else make that call because I did not see them play enough.

All that being said, Smith was a great RB.
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Originally Posted by Kiimosabi:
Watching Clay descend into hysteria as he gets constantly proven wrong with easily researched stats by dozens of people in this thread has been a delight.

So basically every football thread he participates in.
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yes he was in barrys league, overrated my ass

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pat summerall

"the most accurate thrower who's ever played the position"

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holy shit look at that throw at 1:37

LOOK AT IT
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Sanders is the best ever, and it's not close. Especially when you consider the shit teams he played for. 6 playoff games total.

Pat Summerall was a Cowboys homer and drunk af.
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