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October 16, 2026
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Troy Aikman Breaks Silence on Joe Buck Argument, Hints at Leaving ESPN

Former NFL quarterback and longtime ESPN NFL broadcaster Troy Aikman is hinting that this may be his last season in the network’s broadcast booth alongside partner Joe Buck. The one-time Dallas Cowboys star and three-time Super Bowl winner has been partnered with Buck since 2002.…

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Former NFL quarterback and longtime ESPN NFL broadcaster Troy Aikman is hinting that this may be his last season in the network’s broadcast booth alongside partner Joe Buck.

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The one-time Dallas Cowboys star and three-time Super Bowl winner has been partnered with Buck since 2002. He also moved to ESPN with Buck in 2022 to anchor the network’s Monday Night Football coverage, but after a reported spat with Buck on Thursday, Aikman is now saying he may be leaving ESPN, the New York Post reported.

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Buck and Aikman reportedly had a disagreement in the booth after ESPN handed Buck a new six-year contract while leaving Aikman without any talk of a new deal on his contract, which ends this season.

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Their tête-à-tête reportedly occurred before this week’s game, but it didn’t stop the pair from conducting themselves professionally during the game.

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Still, it appears Aikman has taken the hint that ESPN might not offer him a new contract at the end of the season. In his comments to 96.7 The Ticket, he also didn’t deny that he and Buck got into it.

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“There’s probably a time and a place for all that. I don’t know if now is the time,”…

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