Troy Aikman criticizes Dallas Cowboys' long championship drought

Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman has expressed shock regarding the franchise's nearly 30-year absence from the NFC Championship Game or the Super Bowl. Aikman noted that despite the league's parity, which allows various teams to make championship runs, the Cowboys have failed to reach such heights since the 1995 season.

Aikman suggested that accountability begins at the top, specifically referencing owner Jerry Jones's dual role as the team's general manager. He remarked that while Jones has expressed a willingness to trade future assets to improve the current roster, the lack of success over three decades is difficult to explain. Aikman concluded that the fans of the flagship franchise deserve better results.