Joe Buck and Troy Aikman could be headed for a breakup at ESPN
Could one of sports broadcasting’s pairings be headed for a breakup? If recent reports are to be believed, the partnership between Joe Buck and Troy Aikman on ESPN’s Monday Night Football could just be nearing its end. The pair took over coverage of Monday Night Football for the 2022 NFL season, and have been the […]
ESPN's Monday Night Football broadcasting duo of Joe Buck and Troy Aikman may be on the verge of parting ways. According to reports from Front Office Sports, tension between the two grew ahead of the recent game between the Los Angeles Rams and Buffalo Bills. While ESPN secured a six-year deal with Buck in September, Aikman's contract status remains uncertain beyond the current season.
Buck reportedly attempted to address the issue on air, but tensions were quickly resolved. Aikman recently commented on the situation, stating that he plans to broadcast through the current season and then become a free agent at year's end. This development arrives during a time of change in the NFL broadcasting landscape, with Tony Romo leaving CBS Sports and Greg Olsen's contract status at FOX Sports uncertain.
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- Joe Buck, Troy Aikman Have Had Tension Amid ESPN Contract Talks frontofficesports.com
- Pat McAfee elaborated why there's no chance he'll replace Troy Aikman on Monday Night Football sports.yahoo.com
