Jimmy Johnson sort of, basically, calls Troy Aikman a p*ssy

Really funny interview by friend of HHR Chris Illuminati over at EgoTV. He had the chance to talk to former Dallas Cowboys coach and soon-to-be Survivor contestant Jimmy Johnson. Jimmy talked about the show, his coaching days and talked up some flag football competition called the Jimmy Bowl he is coaching for Crown Royal.

The most interesting nugget from the whole interview was a comment about his old QB and current Fox analyst Troy Aikman. When asked who would never last a day on Survivor, Jimmy was first to vote Troy off the island.

Let’s start with Troy (Aikman). Troy has been a primadonna all his life. I mean Troy was a great, great player but he would cry the first minute on the island that he didn’t get his food, or his special diet or didn’t get his eight hours sleep. So Troy wouldn’t last in the game.

Jimmy was probably joking but it's some funny stuff. Bet Troy would at least wait until all the guys had their shirts off before he asked to leave.

EgoTV Interviews Former Dallas Cowboys Coach And Survivor: Nicaragua Contestant Jimmy Johnson (EgoTV)

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Troy Aikman Acts Presidential

White House photo by Chris Greenberg

This past weekend, former Dallas Cowboy quarterback Troy Aikman read "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish" at the annual White House Easter Egg Roll.

He then took part in "Ask the White House" -- "an online interactive forum where you can submit questions to Administration officials and friends of the White House."

You can read his Q & A here.

He talks of his transition into the broadcast booth, his thoughts on Roger Staubach, his community service efforts and his impressions of the White House event itself, among other things.

Troy Aikman has a little idiot in him

T.O. has a little showman in him

- Troy Aikman

When discussing T.O. hamming it up for cameras during practice this week, by limping and cringing while the cameras rolled and then running full speed after they left, Aikman added that observation. He noticed just this week that Terrell Owens is a showman? I knew Aikman usually places his head up players asses the week before games, normally a Cowboy, but if he is just figuring out now that T.O. is a showman and that his ankle has been fine and he is just making himself look like a savior again in front of the media, teammates and fans then he obviously wasn't paying attention for Owens' tenure in Philly and his Super Bowl miracle. Or maybe he just doesn't remember.

By the way, Troy looks to natural in that picture. Like he is used to having a big stick of meat in his hands.