No Roger Staubach did not play for Quantico. He was stationed at U.S. Marine Corps Base Albany Georgia. There was a rumor that he might transfer to NAS Pensacola and play for the Pensacola Goshawks, the Navy and Marine Corps. team of flight students. He was scheduled to be assigned to the Naval Hospital at Quantico. Because the Vietnam War was in progress, word got out from someone believed to be the backfield coach and the resultant publicity caused reassignment. Favoritism for a football star would have given a bad impression at that time.
Roger did not play for Quantico, but he did play for the Pensacola Goshawks in 1967, a year after I played there.
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No, he did not. Roger Staubach played for the Dallas Cowboys from 1969-1979.
Roger Staubach's football career at the Naval Academy spanned 1962-1964.
Roger Staubach was the best quarterback in Dallas Cowboys history. He was a great leader and had the ability to rally his team when the deck was stacked against him. He could make big plays, even when the play broke down. Troy Aikman was more accurate as a passer, but lacked the skills Staubach did when the play broke down.
No, but during the Roger Staubach era of the 1970s, the Cowboys performed last-minute magic many times.
Herb Scott === I'm sure that's the answer to the trivia question that is being asked. But technically, that pass didn't count, because throwing a pass to an offensive lineman is a penalty, so the play was wiped out. I wish I knew who caught Roger's last LEGAL pass.