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Aikman seems all but destined to leave ESPN when his contract expires at the end of the season following what has become a very public feud with the company and his on-air partner Joe Buck.
Joe Buck may have backed Troy Aikman into a corner, but the Monday Night Football analyst doesn’t want to do the same to Jerry Jones now. With Aikman’s future as a lead NFL analyst highly uncertain, and ESPN having shown little interest in retaining him despite signing Buck to a long-term extension, the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback…
NFL fans are losing patience with the Troy Aikman-Joe Buck contract saga as Aikman raises the possibility of leaving television next year.
Mike Florio believes a shrinking broadcast market is pushing Troy Aikman toward a Cowboys front office return.
Troy Aikman has dropped arguably the clearest hint yet about his broadcasting future. Aikman spoke at a book signing in Dallas on Wednesday night and offered another hint about his future, both with ESPN and in the industry overall. The current ESPN analyst said there was a 50-50 chance he would even be doing broadcasting … The post Troy Aikman drops clear hint about his broadcasting future appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
For two men who reportedly aren’t speaking much off the air, Joe Buck and Troy Aikman remain remarkably adept at sounding like old friends on it. According to Puck’s Dylan Byers, the friction between ESPN’s Monday Night Football partners persists behind the scenes, even as the pair delivered “another drama-free broadcast” this week. Byers reports…
Ex-NFL quarterback Chris Simms pitched Pro Football Hall of Famer Peyton Manning as a candidate to replace Troy Aikman at ESPN.
Troy Aikman’s broadcasting future is suddenly in doubt. Aikman, who has called NFL games alongside Joe Buck for both Fox and ESPN for more than 20 years, is set to finish out his current contract with the worldwide leader at the conclusion of this year’s Super Bowl, which will be ESPN’s first time broadcasting the…
NFL fans react as Troy Aikman hints at leaving broadcasting, with many backing a potential Cowboys front-office role, including general manager.
Troy Aikman has made a predication on his broadcast future.
With his ESPN contract expiring after Super Bowl 61, analyst and Cowboys legend Troy Aikman gave an update on his broadcasting future.
Mike Florio, Chris Simms Predict Who Will Replace Troy Aikman On ESPN The Spun
It feels inevitable that Troy Aikman will leave Monday Night Football (MNF) after his blow-up argument with Joe Buck, who signed a contract extension with ESPN. Most would assume that someone like Greg Olsen—who was demoted from the top to second spot on FOX upon Tom Brady’s arrival—could be courted to replace Aikman alongside Buck. […] The post NFL rumors: Chris Simms floats Peyton Manning, not Greg Olsen, as Troy Aikman’s MNF replacement appeared first on ClutchPoints.
The Baltimore Ravens hope to have Lamar Jackson back for an AFC showdown vs. Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills in Week 8. Ian Eagle and Ross Tucker will have the television broadcast call for CBS (1 p.m. ET). At Fox, the lead crew of Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady will call an NFC North…
Dan Dakich defends Joe Buck amid Troy Aikman’s ESPN contract dispute, arguing the Cowboys legend should direct his frustration at the network.
Troy Aikman engaged in a lengthy conversation with Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones before calling the Cowboys’ 38-21 win over the Philadelphia Eagles on ESPN’s Monday Night Football this week. Aikman recently told Mike Fisher that he’d “welcome any conversation with Jerry,” and Jones has insisted that Aikman joining the Cowboys’ front office is “very possible.” Despite…
Analysts Ryan Glasspiegel and Michael McCarthy addressed speculation of Tony Romo replacing Troy Aikman as ESPN's lead color commentator.
Joe Buck and Troy Aikman were once again in the MNF booth two weeks after their alleged confrontation. Here's what the NFL world say in Week 7.
Dan Dakich explained why he thinks Pat McAfee will take Troy Aikman's Monday Night Football seat as Aikman works the final year of his ESPN contract.
Cowboys fans are on board with their team bringing in Troy Aikman to the staff after Jerry Jones sounded open to the idea.
Jerry Jones says he would consider hiring Troy Aikman, praising the Cowboys legend as questions continue over his future at ESPN.
If ESPN won’t offer Troy Aikman a new contract to keep working with Joe Buck on Monday Night Football, Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys might. Buck and Aikman were supposed to be entering the final year of their contracts with ESPN together as the 2026 NFL season began. But to Aikman’s surprise, Buck quietly signed a long-term contract extension…
Ed Werder questions whether Troy Aikman and Jerry Jones could work together, citing years of disagreements about the Cowboys’ direction.
The Dallas Cowboys recently got back into the win column with a blowout road win over the reeling Philadelphia Eagles on Monday evening on the road. The Cowboys and owner Jerry Jones are looking for ways to improve the team as the season progresses, and evidently, that could come from the front office as well. […] The post Jerry Jones teases Cowboys Troy Aikman hire as Joe Buck relationship goes down drain appeared first on ClutchPoints.
