Week 6 of 2025 features two Monday Night Football games on the same night. Later in the night, the Bears and Commanders will play... and it's there that you can find Buck and Aikman calling that game. So the second game has a second team: Chris Fowler, Dan Orlovsky, Louis Riddick, Katie George and Peter Schrager.

Football fans had the same complaint about Pro Football Hall of Famer and ESPN analyst Troy Aikman during “ Monday Night Football ” between the Kansas City Chiefs and Jacksonville Jaguars.

Troy Aikman and Joe Buck have been calling NFL games for the past 24 years. They're widely regarded as the best broadcast duo the sport has to offer. Aikman and Buck started their partnership at FOX during the 2002 NFL season.

Troy Aikman called it like he saw it — and what he saw wasn’t pretty. The Pro Football Hall of Famer and color analyst aired his grievances over incessant penalty calls during ESPN’s “Monday Night Football” broadcast of the Denver Broncos’ 28-3 blowout victory over the depleted Cincinnati Bengals at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver.

Eight-time Emmy winner Joe Buck will be in Dallas next Wednesday as co-keynote speaker of Goodwill of Dallas' 10th annual fundraising gala.

Troy Aikman says he was "intimidated" by Joe Buck when they first met, but 24 years and six Super Bowls later, the duo has become a top NFL broadcast pairing

Aikman's frustration was spurred on by a penalty called on Denver's Alex Palczewski. The offensive lineman was flagged for a blindside block moments before – a call that ESPN rules analyst Russell Yurk agreed with. Aikman, however, seemingly had enough.

Troy Aikman was not at all pleased with the action he was calling on Monday between the Denver Broncos and Cincinnati Bengals. The ESPN announcer was in

You can always count on ESPN NFL color commentator and Hall of Fame QB Troy Aikman to say what's on his mind, but especially to say what everyone else is thinking. Aikman and his longtime partner Joe Buck were on the call for the Monday Night Football clash between the Cincinnati Bengals and the

After Franklin dropped a pass early in the fourth quarter of Monday's game, ESPN commentator Troy Aikman criticized Nix's execution on the play. "If he just steps up in the pocket -- he doesn't have to run up in the pocket -- just slide up and deliver a good ball because, Franklin, he's got everybody beat," Aikman said.

The Buffalo Bills take on the Atlanta Falcons in the first of two Monday Night Football games to close out Week 6.