a lot of poor quality of football; that’s what I see.” During an appearance on this week’s SI Media Podcast, ESPN’s Troy Aikman also lamented the quality of play in the NFL this season.

An all-nude football league would mean every player has something at stake – several somethings, in fact. Longtime concussion recipient Troy Aikman has decided the National Football League is ...

Well, Pro Football Hall of Famer Troy Aikman certainly isn’t a fan of New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson. Aikman and Joe Buck were in the ESPN broadcast booth to call the Jets’ Monday night ...

Ask Aikman which of the current coaches he’d like to play for ... “You know football sign-ups are today, right? You’re signing up, right?” Troy didn’t have it in him to tell him no ...

Troy Aikman did not sound like ... and fans think they know why. Aikman and partner Joe Buck were assigned to ESPN’s “Monday Night Football” playoff game. Viewers immediately noticed that ...

Pro Football Hall of Famer and NFL analyst Troy Aikman trolled Indiana ... he was a former fifth-round pick to which Aikman responded, "they're still playing football? Relax, Hoosiers fans." ...

Hall of Famer Troy Aikman isn’t predicting Brady will play ... Aikman conceded that he believes Brady is “done playing” football. “But, you just never know,” Aikman said. One thing that has become ...

ESPN Monday Night Football analyst and former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman said during the broadcast ... that he thinks the NFL Most Valuable Player award should go to Cincinnati Bengals ...

Troy Aikman is well aware of the memes linking ... Chargers on “Monday Night Football” this week, and ESPN play-by-play broadcaster Joe Buck narrated that he was “reaching for a refreshment”.

Al Michaels tells this great story about Monday Night Football: When Dennis Miller ... I was thinking: You were on only one team, Troy. AIKMAN: As a player? Yes. So what’s it like going through ...

He is the only starter 40 or older, but older quarterbacks may become more of the norm, at least if you ask one former player. Former NFL Dallas Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman believes that ...