“It’s just hard to believe,” Aikman said Tuesday at a news conference promoting the Children’s Cancer Fund’s fashion show, where 20 pediatric patients walked the stage. “I remember in ‘95 when we won our last Super Bowl that I didn’t think we were done then. I thought we had more in us and I thought we would be back. Obviously, we weren’t.”

It’s been nearly 30 years since the Cowboys last hoisted the Lombardi Trophy. And no one — including that team’s quarterback — is happy about the title drought.

When the Cowboys won their last Super Bowl in 1995, even Troy Aikman thought it was just beginning. 30 years later, it was a hard end.

Now that the dust has settled around the Dallas Cowboys promoting Brian Schottenheimer from being Mike McCarthy's offensive coordinator to his successor, both Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Troy Aikman and current starter Dak Prescott are ready to weigh in on the hire.

Aikman answered, "You look at the great offensive teams in the league today and that's what they are, they are balanced and they can come at you in a lot of different ways and tha