Joe Buck

But it was a back-and-forth affair.

At one point, Joe Buck on the broadcast called it a track meet.

And it kind of was because through the first 17 minutes or so, we'd had 24 points put on the board.

And you realize that you were going to score a lot of points.

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Oh, yeah.

They even said it in the broadcast when the Cowboys had the ball.

They were like, Joe Buck, and he said it very, he knew, like, I got to say this gently.

He's like, you're not used to, you know, an Eagles crowd being sort of this out of it, especially since we've been here for a Monday night game.

So sorry, continue.

Are you kidding me? Like – They freaking stunk tonight.

Even to the point where you're not watching the broadcast to the point where in the fourth quarter, Troy Aikman and Joe Buck go, yeah, we really haven't talked about Jordan Davis and Jalen Carter.

They really haven't had to say their names tonight.

It's like, are you freaking kidding me? And then they go, except for when Jordan Davis was like fighting with that guy.

So, Ed, I just wanted to see, you having covered him and known him as long as you have, what did you make of him? Troy's comments saying basically, sure, I would have to at least hear Jerry out on what he might be interested in talking about if he wanted to talk to me about something.

Well, I think Troy is concerned about what opportunities there might be for him in broadcasting if, as expected, he leaves ESPN and discontinues his 25-year partnership with Joe Buck.

in the broadcast booth.

And there's just not the other, another, you know, opportunity that he feels good about, you know, Troy's all about loyalty.

I'm not watching the game.

Have Joe Buck and Troy Aikman gotten into a fistfight yet? I mean, given all the reports coming out from that camp, it doesn't sound like they're going to finish the season together.

Like, it really does sound like those two do not want to work together.

And by the way, let me give you a little bit of a...

Because I think I know what might have happened.

And let me just...

Because Joe Buck signed a six-year contract worth $108 million.

Now...

Buck.

Why? Look, dude, look, I know you got your money and good for you, and he's a Hall of Famer, and I like Joe Buck a lot.

I've actually defended him over the years.

Yeah.

And I'm not saying Troy's totally innocent and all that.

And, of course, you see all these memes all night.

Aikman clearly hates Joe Buck.

You couldn't have told that

Speaking of awkward...

Can it get any worse between Joe Buck and Troy Aikman in the booth? Is it just me, or does it seem very, very awkward and very, very

forced? Just asking the question.

As a former broadcast journalist, I can tell you,

They had some big names in St. Louis at that banquet.

I think Joe Buck was there that night, as were some of the other celebrities in St. Louis.

But they recognized our football program as being the outstanding football program for

that year.