Troy Aikman discusses key traits of successful NFL analysts
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 6, 2026, 5:30 PM
Last updated Aug 6, 2026
Troy Aikman shared insights on what separates good NFL analysts from their lesser counterparts during a recent appearance on Your Dark Companion. He emphasized the importance of brevity, stating that analysts should avoid talking over the snap. Aikman believes viewers primarily tune in to watch the game, so it is essential for analysts to respect that focus. He described his own analytical style as different from others, advocating for authenticity. Aikman remarked that there is no single formula for greatness in the role, but understanding one's place in the broadcasting hierarchy is critical.
- •Aikman stresses that good analysts know when to speak.
- •He values conciseness and making impactful statements.
- •His style differs from legendary analysts like John Madden.
- •Aikman believes analysts should enhance, not distract from, the game.
- •He highlights authenticity as essential for analyst credibility.
- 5:30 PMYahoo Sports — Troy Aikman on what makes a great NFL analyst
"For a job that gets evaluated almost solely on what someone says, Troy Aikman thinks the actual skill that separates good NFL analysts from bad ones is knowing when to stop talking. “Rule number one for an analyst is you can’t talk over the snap,” Aikman said on a recent appearance of Your Dark Companion…
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