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BREAKING — CBS Sports reports that Troy Aikman has issued a pointed assessment of the Dallas Cowboys' persistent postseason struggles, tracing the dysfunction upward through the organization's hierarchy. The Hall of Fame quarterback, whose own career was defined by championship clarity under Jimmy Johnson, contrasted the current power structure with an era when authority rested in singular, accountable hands. His observation that devoted supporters have endured more than their share of disappointment lands with the weight of someone who both shaped and was shaped by the franchise's most successful period.
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