Troy Aikman is ready for Super Bowl LIX between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. Aikman got to see ...

"If we think for one second that every official in every sport is going to get every call right, you’re delusional.'' - ...

Troy Aikman ... agreed with Aikman's assessment of the play. "The two Houston players hit each other," Yurk said. "That should not have been a foul." Aikman, clearly irritated at the call, said ...

Shannon Sharpe has the referees’ backs against the likes of the “delusional” Troy Aikman. Sharpe specifically called out ...

ESPN's Troy Aikman ripped the unnecessary roughness penalty, explaining that there just wasn't enough contact with Mahomes to justify the call. "Oh, come on!" Aikman said. "I could not disagree ...

As you can expect, people were not happy with the call, and color commentator Troy Aikman was one of those people. He eviscerated the referees on the broadcast, noting that it was the second silly ...

Neither color analyst Troy Aikman nor rules analyst Russell Yurk agreed with the call. The play in question came with the Chiefs facing a third-and-eight deep in their own territory. Mahomes ...

The call? Roughing the passer on Will Anderson ... I didn't see anything there that supported a foul." Troy Aikman: "I agree with you, Russell. From that angle there, I don't see helmet-to-helmet ...