“Well, I’ll give it a shot.” Cowboys legend Troy Aikman stated in a CBS NFL published article when he mentioned coming off his retirement to play for the Miami Dolphins in 2003.

Cowboys Legend Troy Aikman Unveils Preparedness To Come Back And Play For Miami Dolphins In 2003. (Photo: CBSSports)

Cowboys Legend Wanted To Come Back For Miami Dolphins

It was in the 2000 season when the Cowboys legend was last seen playing on the National Football League field. The Cowboys legend was geared to board the Dolphins as he trained during the offseason. Plus, he previously knew the Dolphins coaching staff. The Cowboy’s legend named Nov Turner, the offensive coordinator for the quarterback in Dallas from 1991-93 as they brought home consecutive Super Bowls. On the other hand, Dave Wannstedt was the defensive coordinator from 1989-92.

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Course Of Events Turned Out Just Fine For Cowboys Legend

The Cowboys legend played twelve seasons in the NFL mostly as the Cowboys quarterback. The Cowboys legend had an impressive accomplishment of 94-71 during his career in the regular season and 11-4 in the playoffs, as well as three Super Bowl titles. He has what it took to come back to the field, but Rick Spielman, the senior vice president of football operations’ decision not to join him was probably a good thing from their point of view. At least from the Cowboys legend’s perspective too as they weren’t a quarterback away. “They were not very good. It all worked out just fine.”

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