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Peyton Manning is a great signal-caller who loves throwing the ball to his receivers. He is a 2-time Super Bowl winner. He was a very dominant quarterback

Got to see Peyton play like 90% of his career. He had all the physical ability but what really set him apart was his football iq. He knew the deffense almost as well as the actual deffense and that was his main advantage that helped make him so great.

Did you get to witness Peyton play or do you only have memory of Brady?

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Sean Taylor had great physics but didn't have the playmaking ability or IQ to match. Just look at the Miami/OSU nat'l championship game. Made the play then got stripped. That was the game. Ed Reed takes it to the house. Taylor is like Terrell Owens. Social media thinks more of them than people who really follow, covered or played the game at a high level. Ronnie Lott, Steve Atwater, Kenny Easley, Ed Reed, Troy Polumalu, Brian Dawkins, Jack Tatum, Donnie Shell, Paul Krause, John Lynch, Carnell Lake... Sean Taylor is not seeing these guys.

As a NY Giants fan Sean Taylor was Better than Lawrence Taylor 😮😮😮😮

Can you imagine Ed reed and Sean Taylor on the same NFL team

Hardest hitting safety during that time

Greatest Safety to ever play. I still remember the game where he almost picked off Favre 5 times. His very 1st play was a pick 6. The league will NEVER see a Safety as good.

Did you get to witness Sean Taylor play?

Did he say “arguably” one of the best?

1.2 million dollar mansion is that all its worth because it amazingly beautiful and has land for ever, I would like to know whats it worth now.

Dude was incredible. For the bulk of his career, he was the only weapon the Chicago Bears had. Teams knew he was coming and they still couldn't stop him.

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.

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It’s amazing you on Facebook in all those football groups and the large % of dudes who hate on Troy is hilarious! Their football IQ is that of a couch potato who’s never done anything and don’t know football. They think they do. All you have to do is listen to John madden telecasts or ex quarterbacks who know the game yet they think they have a voice 😂

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 .

Best running back I ever seen

LT got robbed of the Offensive ROTY award by a nobody named Anthony Thomas, who had 1360 total yards and 7 total TDs. LT had 1600 total yards and 10 total TDs. Wtf was that voting panel smoking??

Dude should be bagging groceries! Absolute trash no talent! He had dirt on somebody only explanation for how he ever made it passed high school!

I played pop warner with his nephew in las vegas. Kid was the best RB on our team, absolute stud.

He was a GOD

I am a Cowboys fan, but let's face it, the only reason Aikman is in the Hall of Fame is because of what he did in the playoffs. He was otherwise very pedestrian.

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He was more than amazing. He rushed for 277-yards on my 7th-birthday in 1977.

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

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

He'll broke 2 years after retirement at this rate. The 12 kids by 6 women doesn't help.

Damn better than tony romo

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

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.

Seriously? How about this? Good enough to have three super bowl rings in 4 years. What other QB has done that? Oh right, none.

This man was one of the most electric RBs in the game! Was a sad day when he retired

He was ridiculous!

Did you get to watch LT play?

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

Yes, he's the greatest football player of all time. But it's really hard to take a video seriously when the voiceover says "over oney-two hundred yards". Do better, man

That’s My QuarterBack !!! What a Run we had.

“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.

I thought he was an awesome qb. 💯

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.

Brett faverick and eightmam is your AI working alright. Lol

What a legend 💯

Not very good

Staubach was Captain America, if i recall

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where was his aggressiveness in 98, 99, etc when it was game day against R. Moss?

never heard of his real name until this vid. Always though his real/ceedee was short for something else. Not Cedarian