When the Cowboys won their last Super Bowl in 1995, even Troy Aikman thought it was just beginning. 30 years later, it was a hard end.

“It’s just hard to believe,” Aikman said Tuesday at a news conference promoting the Children’s Cancer Fund’s fashion show, where 20 pediatric patients walked the stage. “I remember in ‘95 when we won our last Super Bowl that I didn’t think we were done then. I thought we had more in us and I thought we would be back. Obviously, we weren’t.”

Like all Dallas Cowboys fans, Troy Aikman is disheartened by the team's lack of success over the past 30 years. Aikman led the Cowboys to their third championship in four seasons at Super Bowl XXX on January 28, 1996. The franchise hasn't been back to the big game since.

It’s been nearly 30 years since the Cowboys last hoisted the Lombardi Trophy. And no one — including that team’s quarterback — is happy about the title drought.

Former Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman has done a lot of things — won two straight Super Bowls, been inducted into the Hall of Fame, even started his own beer company — but he never got to play for three straight. Does that make Troy just a little bit jealous?

The gap between the Cowboys and Eagles is as big as ever after Philadelphia won their second Super Bowl on Sunday.

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