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Troy Aikman’s future with ESPN appears to be coming to an end. The former Dallas Cowboys quarterback reportedly got into a fight with her long-time broadcast partner Joe Buck after the play-by-play announcer signed a new deal with the network…
Five potential candidates have emerged to replace Troy Aikman on ESPN's Monday Night Football following reports that his tenure may conclude after this season. Aikman indicated he will become a free agent at the end of the year after an alleged altercation with broadcast partner Joe Buck. Yahoo Sports identified Greg Olsen, Jason Kelce, Pat McAfee, Luke Kuechly, and Tony Romo as possible options to step into the role.
Several listed candidates are experiencing shifts in their broadcasting careers. Olsen lost his primary Fox role to Tom Brady, while Romo and CBS parted ways following an arrest prior to the 2026 season. Additionally, Kuechly, Kelce, and McAfee remain in consideration despite public critiques regarding existing network roles.
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