Troy Aikman discusses future TV role amid contract uncertainty
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 29, 2026, 12:46 AM
Last updated Oct 29, 2026
Troy Aikman spoke at a Dallas event on October 28, 2026, mentioning he has a '50-50 chance' of not returning to television next year. His current contract with ESPN expires after the Super Bowl. Aikman expressed concerns regarding a lack of extension negotiations with the network. With CBS appointing J.J. Watt to replace Tony Romo, Aikman's options may be limited unless Prime Video decides to change their commentator lineup. Aikman has also indicated potential interest in a front office role with the Dallas Cowboys.
- •Aikman spoke at an event with Peter King about his career prospects.
- •His contract with ESPN expires after the Super Bowl.
- •He is frustrated by ESPN's lack of negotiation for an extension.
- •CBS has appointed J.J. Watt as Tony Romo's replacement.
- •Aikman has expressed interest in a front office role with the Cowboys.
- 12:46 AMYahoo Sports — Troy Aikman says there's a "50-50 chance" he won't be working in TV next year
"Hall of Fame quarterback Troy Aikman appeared at a Dallas event on Wednesday night with Peter King, in connection with Peter's new book, The Game.
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