Staubach Honored at Naval Academy's Birthday Bash

0:00On April 16th, legendary Dallas Cowboys quarterback Roger Stalbach got a huge honor from his old stomping grounds, the United States Naval Academy. They threw a star-studded America 250 concert from April 10th to 12th, celebrating the nation's upcoming 250th birthday. Stalbach, with two Super Bowl wins, one Super Bowl most valuable player award, one NFL man of the year nod, and six pro bowls showed up with his, family. The event featured the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Naval Academy Glee Clubs, and Pipes & Drums Corps, all paying tribute to the football icon turned. Navy vet. His daughter, Michelle Grimes, shared pics on Instagram, posing with her parents, philanthropist Margot Perot, and Glee Club members. She called it an incredible evening, full of magic. Stalbach graduated from the Naval Academy in 1964, after starring for the midshipman, going 9-1 in 1962 for A, number two, national rank, then snagging the Highsment Show for the next year.

1:03The Cowboys drafted him 10th round in 1964, but waited four years for his Navy service, including Vietnam before he started in, 1969 at age 27. Fans flooded Michelle's post with love, calling it a well-deserved tribute and thanking Stalbach for his service. Comments poured in like love this so much, and how wonderful for your family, highlighting his dual legacy as quarterback and officer. Nostalgia hit hard with current midshipman sharing stories, making the night unforgettable for the Stalbach crew. It's a reminder that Captain Comeback's impact goes way beyond the grid iron, bridging football glory with lifelong service.