#2 Roger Staubach | Top 10 Dallas Cowboys of All Time | NFL Films
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- Hall of Famer and two time Super Bowl champion, Roger Staubach, comes in at #2 on the list of Top 10 Cowboys of All Time.
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A true man of God and family and he served his Country. He is what made the Cowboys winners . The Greatest quarterback of all time. He is a legend and will never be forgotten ❤ #12
Staubach carried the 1975 Cowboys, full of rookies on the roster, on his back to the Super Bowl. Only to lose narrowly to the great Pittsburgh Steelers. One of the best ever.
I can agree with Landry being #1, but I was thinking this list was specifically for the players only. However, at least you can be assured that Staubach is still the most respected Cowboy player in the franchise's history.
The greatest quarterback of all time period his legendary accomplishments in football don't stand up to his legend the man is that because he is Rodger Staubach Bradshaw saw him as a hero the only quarterback to win the Congressional freedom of award
“If he had a down, he had a chance” I love that
I met a man that served with Staubach in Vietnam. He said Roger Staubach was an exemplary officer.
He WAS MY HERO.
My favorite Cowboys player of all time #12 Captain America🇺🇸
Man that last clip of him throwing the ball in slow motion...goosebumps!
That's a great clip. Amazing perspective.
I'm a raiders fan but Roger Staubach is my favorite QB
Thank you Sir you touch my heart love The Raiders and I am a Cowboy fan loved Stabler Staubach greatest clutch Quarterback of all time
Ken Stabler was also up there on the ability to make a great comeback.
I loved the Cowboys in the 1970's. I don't even watch the NFL anymore.
Same with me.
When you think of Roger Staubach, the thought immediately comes to mind, "What could have been." He entered the NFL as a 27-year old rookie, and sat for two years behind Craig Morton, whom Dallas drafted to throw 60 yard darts to Bullet Bob Hayes. Morton was 6'4" with a cannon for an arm, and Coach Landry was always slow to start a rookie. So, Staubach sat on the bench for the '69 and '70 seasons. In SB V against Baltimore, Morton could do nothing right. Cowboy fans will always wonder what if Landry had put Staubach into the game in the fourth quarter after the Colts completely shut down Morton and the Cowboys in the third quarter. That game could very well have gone to Dallas. And then in '75 with a dozen rookies and after the departures of Duane Thomas and Calvin Hill, the Cowboys lacked the threat of an elite running back until Tony Dorsett came along in '77. Against the defending champion Steelers, Dallas could not move the ball at all on the ground, especially in the 2nd half. Staubach was under constant pressure and was sacked seven times as L.C. Greenwood was unblockable. Even then, Staubach nearly pulled it off in the waning seconds. Dallas had a good team in '75 and rebounded from a poor '74 season, but Pittsburgh was too much. Unfortunately again for Staubach, in SB XIII, a rematch vs. Pittsburgh, the Cowboys were loaded everywhere except for corner. Mel Renfro retired after the '77 season, and Dallas had no DBs who could cover Swann and Stallworth. Dallas contained the running game but Bradshaw lit up Kyle and Barnes, and Dallas' safeties Harris and Waters could not compensate for the weak play of the two CBs. A drop of a sure TD by future HOF TE Jackie Smith still agonizes Cowboy fans 43 years later. Staubach started eight full seasons, including taking over full-time in the '71 season. He led the Cowboys to six NFC title games, four SBs and two world championships. If Landry had put Staubach in SB V and if Smith holds on and Dallas ties it at 21 in the third quarter of SB XIII, Staubach may have won four SBs in the 70s, and Dallas would have been the team of the decade, not Pittsburgh. Other great QBs to follow, Montana in 80s, Aikman, Young and Favre in the 90s, and Brady over the last 20 years didn't face as many great defenses as Staubach did in his four SBs (Miami, Denver, Pittsburgh twice), especially the Pittsburgh teams from '74-'78, which were among the greatest and most physical defensive teams of all time. Staubach was at the top of his game when concussions forced him into retirement at age 37. He led the NFL in passing in his last two seasons and was second in the NFL in TD passes over the '78 and '79 seasons combined. He could have played at a high level for another three or four years and almost certainly would have led Dallas to the SB in 1980 and '81. If he played today, where QBs are barely touched and with the rules tilted to the passing game, he would be lighting up scoreboards. Most of his career was before the 1978 rule changes that began to open up things for receivers beyond five yards from the line of scrimmage. Staubach was "this close" to winning so much more and being in the conversation, along with Brady and Montana (Otto Graham too), for the greatest QB ever. Even so, I would put Staubach in the top 5 of all time as is. It's the thought that he could be no. 1 that is so hard to take.
Dallas lost to Pittsburgh because the better team won. Mel Renfro was a reserve by '77 so he wouldn't have been a factor much if he stayed in '78. Therefore, Dallas was at its best against the Steelers by Super Bowl XIII. In Super Bowl X, you could argue the same what if about Bradshaw. What if he had not been knocked out? Its very possible the Steelers run out the clock on Dallas and Staubach never gets the ball back. On another note, he threw 3 costly interceptions, 1 gave the Steelers the lead, and another sealed the game. He also threw a costly INT to Blount in SB XIII - I believe it led to Bleier's TD at the end of the half. Another thought on Staubach - He never beat the Steelers in his career, postseason or regular season. I'm not saying he wasn't great, he was and still is one of the greatest to ever play. He pulled so many rabbits out of the hat, it was essentially routine for him. But, would he have won Super Bowls every year? No, other teams were just better - The Colts, Rams, Vikings, and Steelers were all just much better when they beat Dallas. I'm a Steeler fan and used to wonder if they would have won three straight titles by beating Oakland in 1976 had they had Harris and Bleier. Now, I just accept the fact that Oakland was better that year
@@1983jblack Being a Steeler's fan, if you had to pick between Staubach and Bradshaw as your starting QB, who would you choose?
Just remember, the whole "what could have been" part was because of the Navy and Vietnam. He had a job to do before being the GOAT of the cowboys
Well I was born in 1991, as I grew older and heard about the original triplets in Dallas I researched and would watch the 70s and 80s games and I would wonder the same thing.... Am glad I grew up in 2nd generation triplets but man does 70s games where just something else..
Morton was very good, but injury prone. That compromised his ability. But Staubach was one of the greats of all time.
Me n my grandpas favorite player! Everyone always talks about the triplets but roger the Dodger is the reason we r Americas team!
"Were" instead of "are." I see the Cowboys dying when Jerry Jones took over.
Why isn't Larry Allen on this list
Connor Hein same reason why emmitt is 5
Who made this list? Harvey Martin ain't on it either.
No Question Roger the Dodger should be no1 I have a 1970s style Royal Blue Jersey of him
Roger the super cowboy captain back
My all-time favorite football player. In my opinion the best quarterback that ever played the game.
he should number one on this list
Brady may be the comeback kid, but Staubach is the comeback KING
ThatGuyYouKnow they didn't call him captain comeback for nothing
310254 0 i know its his name, but king is far more accurate
@@thatguyyouknow1443 how about now
Actually no. I love Roger but even though he was great at the comeback, Brady has taken that to another universe.
You ask my Dad (huge Cowboys fan) and he would tell you Staubach and Dorsett should be #1 and #2
Roger epitomizes the Dallas Cowboys (pre-Jerry Jones), not only on the field with his talent and his leadership but also off-the-field during his playing days and continuing to this day as a pillar of the Dallas business and civic community. Roger is a true gentleman and a person of high moral excellence.
Ill take Staubach over Brady everyday of the week.
@@williamkerfoot8039 Captain America or Shady Brady? Hmmmm
@@williamkerfoot8039 Bradys also lost 3
bad move- and the teams I like least are the Cowboys and Pats
@@mizofan Staubach everyday of the week
Roger Staubach might be the best human of all time. He's one of the few athletes that is really worthy of being called a hero. He's like a real life Captain America.
Thank you sir never forget living in North Dallas in 75 and Staubach threw the Hail Mary to Pearson my Aunt was there loved Staubach the most legendary player in NFL History Congressional Medal of Freedom Award check NFL Hall of Fame Quarterback check first ballot Hall of famer of course and so famous he had three nicknames Captain America Rodger The Dodger be and Captain Comeback
With 2 min left and 75 yrds I'll take Roger staubach! DAMN STRAIGHT!!!!!
Really disappointed that larry Allen isn’t on this list even though he went to the 49’ers he’s an absolute unit
I've been a Cowboy fan since team started. Roger Staubach is my favorite Cowboy of all time.
thats the only cowboys jersey i would buy
#40 Bill Bates
We have interest fees for the bandwagoners. Pay up son.
#9 Tony Romo
King of quarterbacks
How many QB's, when you say Captain America and Captain Comeback, go... "oh yeah, that's Roger Staubach"? Man hasn't played a down in over 40 years and everyone still knows exactly who you're talking about.
Stabler or Staubach? Who's the real comeback king
kestyr Roger Staubach was 10 times better than ken stabler he was the best player of the 70s not even a question
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Mean Joe Greene and other Steeler players were quoted as to fear playing Staubach in the 4th quarter in those two Super Bowls.
He is number one Cowboy and Number one Quarterback of all time.
Yep. The rules favor passers today. Roger had to throw in the day when the defenders could knock your head off. Today if you breath on a receiver they throw a flag.
wheres that one person to dislike the video lmao
xXSTUNNAxMANXx probably a Redskins fan.
xXSTUNNAxMANXx Don't worry, me and him had a long conversation, and by that I mean I kicked his ass
It was probably a guy named Diron Talbert.
Love the Old Defensive Lineman Helmets in this video. Staubach a badass tho.
love the music that starts playing at 1:44. anybody know the name or is there a videi here on TH-cam?
0:51 There is Sgt Morris. The one with the glasses.
In terms of players, he is the best. Making 6 pro bowls, winning 2 super bowls, and he had great stats for his era
I would really like to see a video of ALL Rodger's 23 4th quarter comebacks!!
If Roger is #2 then Bob Lilly must be #1. Even Roger would agree with that.
It's Tom Landry
@@sevenrats Cowboys coach - not player. Landry who would also agree that Bob Lilly was the greatest Cowboy played for the Giants then coached opposite Vince Lombardi on the Giants. Unlike Lombardi who died a year before his NFL HOF induction, Landry would be there in 1990 for his enshrinement.
@@drbonesshow1 No. On this list that they compiled. #1 was Tom Landry. That wasn't my opinion. It's a fact.
@@sevenrats It is a fact, that they compiled it, but in error as Landry was a coach not a player. I'll go with this list: th-cam.com/video/yS3N6XqUNJc/w-d-xo.html
@@drbonesshow1 I'm just saying that this show was "The greatest cowboys of all time". It didn't specify player vs coach and they named Tom Landry as the greatest cowboy. Your opinion on the matter is irrelevant.
I had not realized this but Roger was 1 win 7 losses against quarterbacks that won the Super Bowl during the 1970s.He was 0-1 vs Ken Stabler who won SB 11.1-2 vs Bob Griese who back back-to-back to back sbs in 7 & 8.But he was 0-4 vs Terry Bradshaw of Pittsburgh including sbs 10 & 13.,Plus the Steelers beat the Cowboys during the regular season 1977 & 79.Steelers had 5 game winning streak against the Cowboys from super bowl 10 in 1975 to the opening Monday Night football game in 1982.Think of how things different would have been if Don Meredith had not retired prior to the 1969 season & continued his career.
Are you trying to say that Don Meredith was better than Roger Staubach???
@@sevenratsStaubach couldn't beat out Craig Morton
@@user-dv3do1od2r Staubach is the greatest quarterback of the 70's
Unquestionably the Steve Rogers of the NFL.
Anyone please song playing at 1:44?? 😭😭😭
hopefully
Roger, you should have gone to Quantico! You could've been a **Marine** !
roger the dodger
Roger stambach. Number 1 cowboys period bobby Lilly number 2
Captain America!!
The Dodger
QBs should always be drafted 1st.
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Certainly among the all time great qbs and that's from an Eagles fan.
Captain America for sure.
A True Legendary Man in my personal opinion the greatest comeback quarterback of. All Time only Joe Montana or Peyton Manning or Terry Bradshaw or Drew Bree's are like that but they are not Captain America
Could throw a ball through a car wash without getting it wet. Signed, Tom Landry
On come backs i would take Roger Stauback or T Romo the best at it go Cowboys
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Journalists again.or politicians? Do better please.
First view and like
You can't hold off field antics to why he isn't top 5, type of judgemental BS is that.
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