Monday Night Football updates from ABC/ESPN broadcast include Joe Buck, Troy Aikman on the 'elephant in the room' for Cardinals after win vs Cowboys.

Troy Aikman destroyed Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys on 'Monday Night Football' with a hilarious jab at his old team.

Troy Aikman had some shade for his former employer on “Monday Night Football.” The Dallas Cowboys faced off against the Arizona Cardinals at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Tex.

When the Arizona Cardinals signed Jacoby Brissett this past March, they likely never envisioned the possibility of a quarterback controversy ensuing. After all, Kyler Murray was on a $230 million contract and firmly entrenched as the team’s starting quarterback.

In Monday Night Football action, ESPN broadcasters couldn’t ignore Jacoby Brissett’s strong performance for the Cardinals.

Troy Aikman does not believe what his former boss is saying, and he has made that clear. On Monday, the Dallas Cowboys owner claimed that he had finalized at least one trade that would be consummated at the deadline on November 4. However, he refused to give other details other than that it would resolve some pressing issues right away:

Troy Aikman posted a picture of himself giving the peace sign while sweating profusely after a hot yoga session.

The same Chicago Bears fans who will ride and die for quarterback Caleb Williams have found their newest target: ESPN analyst and Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Troy Aikman.

Last week ESPN NFL announcer Troy Aikman caught fire for seemingly showing bias against Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams. But now that the dust has settled and people have moved on, Aikman is looking back on how some of the things he said were critiqued.

Of all the times Patrick Mahomes could be accused of receiving preferential treatment from referees, this didn't seem like one of them.