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Troy Aikman realizes broadcasting career ‘could very well be taken away’
Troy Aikman sits at a career crossroad, and by the sound of it, even he is unsure of what direction he will take. Aikman is currently in his final year of a deal with ESPN, where he has been calling Monday Night Football for five years alongside Joe Buck, who has been his broadcast partner…
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