New ugly details emerge from Troy Aikman-Joe Buck argument: Not going to fking talk to me

Hard feelings are everywhere for Troy Aikman as it appears his time at ESPN is rapidly coming to an end in an explosive new report.The former Cowboys quarterback turned broadcaster blew up at Joe Buck before a “Monday Night Football” game between the Bills and Rams on Oct.

12 — and a new report from The Athletic says Aikman also got into it with ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro.The report says ESPN has sided with Buck over Aikman in the pending divorce, after the two got into an expletive-filled argument in the booth, with color commentator Aikman taking Buck’s massive extension signing in September as a betrayal while he remained unsigned.Aikman’s side believes that Buck is a “master of manipulating” to get what he wants; in this case, a nearly 20 percent raise from his 2022 contract when they came over as a package deal.This time Buck landed a six-year, $108 million deal while ESPN has yet to negotiate with Aikman. Aikman has taken Buck’s secretiveness in the contract negotiations personally while Buck’s side is frustrated with the former Cowboys quarterback “barking orders for replays he desired,” which made situations untenable for production staff, per the report.“You are not going to f—ing talk to me?” Buck reportedly said to Aikman as the two argued.

“I’m not the reason you don’t have a contract.”“I just never thought you’d do it to me.” Aikman reportedly replied, also complaining about constant turnover in ESPN’s producer and director of “Monday Night Football.”  “They got rid of them because you were screaming at them,” Buck allegedly shot back.The report continues that Aikman’s representation offered ESPN a return at a similar raise to what Buck received, which the network declined. This is a developing story.

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