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Recent weeks have been filled with speculation about Troy Aikman’s future. It increasingly appears as though his days on Monday Night Football are numbered, with his contract set to expire after the Super Bow. Aikman will call this year’s championship…

Hall of Fame quarterback Troy Aikman stated he would welcome discussions with Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones regarding a potential front-office position. With his ESPN broadcasting contract set to expire after calling the upcoming Super Bowl, Aikman’s future on Monday Night Football remains unclear, leading to speculation that his next step could involve joining an NFL team.
Jones recently described Aikman as a strong candidate to serve full-time in an NFL front office. Aikman spent his entire 12-year playing career with Dallas and previously served in an informal consulting role for the Miami Dolphins during their head coach and general manager searches.
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