Troy Aikman Mourns Spotter David Moulton; Future with ESPN Uncertain
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Troy Aikman paid tribute to his longtime spotter David Moulton, who passed away at 59 after battling stage four renal cell cancer. Moulton worked alongside Aikman since 2018, providing crucial information during broadcasts. Meanwhile, Aikman's future with ESPN remains uncertain as his contract expires at the end of the season. Reports suggest tension between Aikman and his broadcast partner Joe Buck, who recently signed a new deal with ESPN. Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expressed interest in hiring Aikman for a front-office role if he leaves broadcasting.
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