Troy Aikman

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1,308 appearances 4 recordings 4 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 15 Apr

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THE ED MYLETT SHOW · 9 Unbreakable Rules of Consistency and Commitment | Ed Mylett · 20 Dec 2025 podcast

So we just kicked off our second year, and a lot of good stuff is happening.

Congratulations.

Yeah, I think we are all different.

We all lead in a different way, which is true of any field, of course.

But I think that probably what the through line is for all great quarterbacks, great leaders at that position or in general is that they put in the work and they're not outworked.

And I think that that –

First of all, you've got to play well, but you have to also be the guy who your teammates understand is there putting in the work and doing what's necessary in order to be the best that you can be.

And I think that those guys that you mentioned, I'd like to think that I'm one of them as well.

Your teammates never questioned your commitment, your dedication, and your persistence to being the best that you could be.

Yeah, and I think that in football, maybe this is true in all sports, but I know that what I can relate to is the dynamics of a locker room and within an organization.

And what generally happens is for the quarterback,

the quarterback, the franchise quarterback, is always viewed as the guy who didn't really have to fight necessarily for his pay.

He's been treated well.

You know that, okay, well, the organization, and maybe even more so now, even though we've seen situations where some quarterbacks have had to hold out and hopefully get what they feel is their corrected pay.

But I think in general,

And when you have a franchise quarterback, it's like, oh, OK, well, his contract's up, so we pay him and then we move on.

And these other guys are holding out and then they got to, you know, they got to fight a little harder.

The quarterback usually has great relationships with not only the coaches, but also the owner himself and and all that.

So I think that with that, the quarterback has to in his way.

Make the other players his teammates understand that that he's with them you know that he's one of them and that he's doing the work just like they are and it's not always easy to do and there have been those quarterbacks those guys those franchise quarterbacks that have struggled.

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