Dallas Cowboys QB Troy Aikman describes Jimmy Johnson's coaching | Undeniable with Joe Buck
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Joe Buck mentions that former Dallas Cowboys head coach Jimmy Johnson was "as hard assed as they come". Aikman agrees, but then gives his two cents on what made Johnson a great and successful coach at the NFL level.
Had Jimmy Johnson stayed on as head coach, I truly believe that the Cowboys would have won 4 Super Bowls in a row.
Me too. This is coming from a guy who hated the Cowboys. I was glad to see him go back then.
I second that. Hell I wish he had stayed in Miami. That would probably had been The Best college football dynasty of all time!
Jimmy Johnson was the reason the Cowboys won 2 Superbowls back to back, can't argue that
he was the reason that they won 3 super bowls LOL. switzer was there but it was jimmy's players he put together.
He's the reason they won that third Super Bowl too!
Jimmy is the reason the Cowboys won 3 bowls in 4 years. Facts!!
Yall are all wrong - Tell Me What Did JJ Win Without Michael Irvin! I’ll Wait….
Michael Irvin Won Without JJ 🤫
@@Phez8 we are just saying that it was jimmy johnsons players that he drafted or traded for.
"coach the player to be what you want him to be, not what he is". - Jimmy Johnson
What made Jimmy so great was that even though he got the Herschel Walker trade, you got to draft the right players which Jimmy did. With Emmitt Smith and getting the right players especially with Darren Woodson, Alvin Harper, Russell Maryland, Kevin Smith, and even drafted Jimmy Smith who would later be a legend in Jacksonville. Jimmy also knew what buttons to push to motivate players. He made it terrible if you lost but let you be yourself as long as you performed. That's why Troy loved Jimmy because he got the other players in shape and disciplined. With Barry, he wasn't like that. He basically told the players you are men and can look after yourselves. This isn't college anymore. Sadly, there were most on that team that needed that discipline that Barry never gave that Jimmy would have done.
Do not forget Moose #48!
@@adamdavidson454 Moose was the unsung guys. The fullback that could pass and run block. Can be a good receiver and could give the ball on a full back dive and get a first down or 2 to 3 yard inside the 5. He could do it all.
Jimmy Johnson had a Knack of Evaluating Talent Even Though he did not have The Success at Miami Dolphins like He Did in Dallas Look at The Guys he Drafted there HOF s Jason Taylor and Zach Thomas Pro Bowlers Patrick Surtain Sr. And Sam Madison
Jimmy was your dad that would tear you apart back then! Now he’s calm and like your child’s grandfather and there best friend lol, awesome coach!
Psychology majors usually pick a direction. They either break folks down and pick them apart or they master positive psychology. Either way can be effective depending on the person. Jimmy Johnson was a model for other coaches to follow. He was great for people and great for PR. He left a great legacy and his mark on the game was real and it was raw.
elite definitely describes troy aikman
Coach the player to be who you want them to be not where they are That’s a bar.
Damn! I miss those great days! I was there when they were 1-15. Troy didn’t
win that game! It was Steve Walsh beating Washington! I miss #8!
Steve Walsh was a smart draft pick by Jimmy they traded him the following year for a 1, 2 and 3.
An Owner should be the Owner.
A GM should be the the GM.
A Coach should be the Coach.
Not what I expected. Impressive.
Lol i have 1st hand experience. When he was the dolphins coach i was attending a practice there were a couple of players mingling around the water tables a little too long. Jimmybwas on the complete other side of the field he dropped his clipboard and sprinted to the tables he knocked every water table over yelled atcthe top of his lungs now there's nooee fkn water to drink at all het the fuck back on the field. It was scary. The practice was open to the public there were alot of fans there You could of heard a pin drop everyone in the stands went quiet everyone was intimidated lmao
Did these two both fall asleep while sunbathing??
Lol
Jimmy found out in Miami when he did not have the best players like he did in Dallas it was TOO MUCH and he walked away forever. Quit
He did draft Hall of Famers Jason Taylor and Zach Thomas. Marino was done at that point. I guess he decided being a TV analyst was a less stressful job than rebuilding.
@@Supermanfan99 Marino retired the same year he did. He could have got a QB and carried on but he went to the booth. The Minnesota trade set Jimmy up and changed the face of the NFL for years. Jimmy never even made it out of the divisional round when he left Dallas. For him to leave after he ran the players into the ground in Miami and losing 62 to 7 to Jacksonville is sad. Coughlin won 2 Super Bowls over possibly the greatest dynasty and greatest QB ever and is NOT in the Hall of Fame and Jimmy is. Gimme a break.
@@bnegs521 Yeah and what Tom do in Jacksonville? Please remind me. Also missed the playoffs majority of those years with the Giants. Talk about give me a break 😂
@@lyndonchastain3181 Tom had Jacksonville in the AFC Championship 2 times! His stunt was better than Jimmy's for sure. Tom won 2 rings over the Pat's including the 18-0 team. You really going there? Tom had Jacksonville in the AFC CHAMPIONSHIP in their second year of existence! You're humiliating yourself 🤣🤣
Troy its good and true but dont give out the secrets 🏈💪🏽 DC
Darren Woodson?????
A Pro
I think the NFL is weaker today. Because coaches really don't have a control or can do the things that need to do to win like speaking directly to players. Please see Denver today.
I respect coaches almost to a faltering degree.
Both these clowns make MNF intolerable.
Bring back GRUDEN
Jimmy Johnson built a monster. I'm not nor ever have been a Cowboys fan, but great competitors recognize excellence when they see it and during his term there Dallas was excellence.
Jerry Jones's ego fked us Cowboy fans - Jimmy Johnson could have been the lifetime coach for the Cowboys, maybe still coaching them and they would have had more Super Bowl wins than NE. Just like Troy said, Jimmy knew how to get the best out of his players, and he didn't tolerate any BS, he knew how to motivate and win and make you a better person and player.