Troy Aikman reflects on future amid ESPN broadcast drama
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 27, 2026, 2:07 PM
Last updated Oct 27, 2026

Troy Aikman shared his feelings about his broadcasting career during an appearance on The Mike Fisher Show. He expressed uncertainty regarding his future with ESPN, where he has been a leading NFL analyst alongside Joe Buck. Their partnership has reportedly faced tension due to Aikman not yet signing a new contract, while Buck recently secured a lucrative deal. NFL executive VP Hans Schroeder commented on the situation, expressing confidence in the duo's performance, despite concerns about their contractual status. Aikman and Buck are scheduled to lead coverage for the Super Bowl in early 2027.
- •Troy Aikman discussed his broadcasting career on The Mike Fisher Show.
- •Aikman faces uncertainty regarding his future at ESPN.
- •Joe Buck recently signed a new contract, while Aikman has not.
- •NFL exec Hans Schroeder expressed confidence in Buck and Aikman's performance.
- •Aikman and Buck will lead ESPN's Super Bowl coverage in early 2027.
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"From Troy Aikman to Tony Romo, the on-air talent who function as the gateway to the game have become the story, much to the league's chagrin.
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