The Dallas Cowboys are a franchise that has historically put together winning teams, but one of the few dark ages this team has had to sit through was the late 1980s. The end of the Tom Landry era was particularly hard for many fans to stomach.
Part of the reason Landry looked so old-school in those years was poor quarterback play. Once Danny White stopped playing at a high level due to age and injuries, there were some less-than-dominant names who tried (and failed) to keep Landry's teams competitive.
Perhaps the most infamous of those names, due to a combination of both his poor play and how many starts he earned in the late 80s, is former mid-round draft pick Steve Pelluer.