NFL fans collectively rolled their eyes at the officiating during last night's game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Miami Dolphins. But none expressed their distaste more loudly than color commentator Troy Aikman.

Troy Aikman was unimpressed with the referees during the Pittsburgh Steelers’ 28-15 win over the Miami Dolphins on Monday Night Football. Aikman took extreme exception to a taunting call on

Troy Aikman wondered whether the Dolphins even wanted to win. The ESPN analyst and NFL Hall of Famer questioned Miami’s operation with quarterback Tua Tagovailoa not running a hurry-up operation in the fourth quarter despite trailing by multiple scores in the 28-15 road loss to the Steelers on “Monday Night Football.

"I'm flabbergasted by what we've witnessed here in this fourth quarter with the Dolphins," Aikman said on the broadcast. "And now they want to call timeouts. It just is about as ridiculous a fourth quarter as I've seen in a long time." Aikman took another dig at McDaniel in the final minute of the game.

Troy Aikman was left 'flabbergasted' after the Miami Dolphins did not run a hurry-up offense during their final scoring drive in Monday's 28-15 defeat to the Pittsburgh Steelers

Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel took a brutal MNF hit with Troy Aikman's criticism, and he responded to the shot.

The New York Giants’ season has been downright miserable, but from Troy Aikman’s perspective, their improvement would benefit the entire NFL, almost as if he’s issuing a plea for the franchise to get back on track.

Bears head coach Ben Johnson didn't hesitate to throw some shade towards one of the game's legends after Monday night's win over the Washington Commanders on "Monday Night Football." Chicago was able to get a much-needed victory in primetime thanks to a ...

Former quarterback Troy Aikman asserted that he plans to continue calling games alongside Joe Buck from the ESPN broadcast booth for the foreseeable future