Joe Buck and Troy Aikman made a guest appearance in the FOX Sports booth during Super Bowl LIX as the pair of pundits ...

These days, most people know Troy Aikman as ESPN’s lead NFL color commentator, one half of a stellar duo with play-by-play person Joe Buck. But once upon a time, Aikman was a Dallas Cowboys ...

Even analyst Troy Aikman and rules expert Russell Yurk, on the call for ESPN, were in disbelief at the flag. “Oh, come on — I mean, he’s a runner,” Aikman lamented. “I could not disagree ...

Troy Aikman was in Tom Brady’s role as the top analyst for the NFL on Fox until he left for ESPN in 2022, so he knows a thing ...

Aikman got to see both teams up close this season since he called some of their games for ESPN and he's now ready to make a pick for Sunday's game. Aikman joined Wednesday's edition of ESPN's ...

The Dallas Cowboys will watch their arch rival Philadelphia Eagles play in their second Super Bowl in the last three seasons, yet Troy Aikman believes one key factor will prevent them from ...

Peyton Manning reached out Troy Aikman, among others, before playing in his first Super Bowl to get some advice on how to handle the Big Game. Aikman, who won three titles with the Cowboys in the ...

Football fans are praising ESPN ‘Monday Night Football’ analyst and Pro Football Hall of Famer Troy Aikman over his interesting comments about the NFL and gambling. As everyone who follows ...

Here's a look at the play and how ESPN's broadcast booth reacted. ESPN's Troy Aikman ripped the unnecessary roughness penalty, explaining that there just wasn't enough contact with Mahomes to ...

Troy Aikman hasn't held back in going after Martin's calls, sounding off following an unnecessary roughness penalty on Henry To'oTo'o for a hit on Mahomes late in the third quarter. "Oh come on ...

At least one Cowboys legend wasn't a fan of the move. That would be former Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman. The three-time Super Bowl winner turned "Monday Night Football" commentator was asked ...

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman delivers a speech at Dallas City Hall following the Super Bowl XXVII victory parade in downtown, February 9, 1993. An estimated 400,000 people filled the ...