Terry Bradshaw Exposes True Reason For Ugly Feud Between Joe Buck & Troy Aikman [VIDEO]

This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

Longtime broadcast partners Joe Buck and Troy Aikman are facing bitter tension during their 25th season together.

It all began this year when Buck signed a multi-year contract extension with ESPN. Additionally, it was for a six-year, $108 million deal. On the flip side, Troy Aikman’s deal is set to expire after the season, and ESPN hasn’t offered him anything.

Aikman reportedly felt blindsided and betrayed that Buck negotiated and finalized his own new deal instead of moving as a joint package. Tensions reportedly boiled over before a Monday Night Football game at SoFi Stadium, which led to an argument.

Buck allegedly confronted Aikman, saying, “You are not going to talk to me?” to which Aikman brought up the contract situation.

Now Terry Bradshaw is revealing what he has heard.

Terry Bradshaw Reveals What He Heard About Troy Aikman’s Feud With Joe Buck

Former QB and analyst Terry Bradshaw doesn’t want to believe that Aikman and Buck are ending their friendship. Bradshaw explained some of the details inside the feud in an interview with Brian Kilmeade of “Fox & Friends.”

“I talked to Buck via text and told him I don’t assume everything I’m reading is correct,” Bradshaw said.

“I know Troy Aikman well. They’re both real good friends of mine. I don’t understand. Because Troy has a big contract now, and Joe got a big contract. I don’t want to believe that it’s the money that Buck got that’s got Troy upset because Troy’s making big money.”

He added that the two are a packaged deal and that the issues are firmly money-related. “(The reporting has been) it’s about money,” Bradshaw revealed.

“I find that hard to believe because Troy Aikman is not like that. He’s not like that. My understanding right now is things are okay.”

“I have heard that they were going to go into ESPN together and get a new deal together,” Bradshaw added. “Joe evidently got his before Troy, and that seems to be the rift.”

As it stands right now, the 2027 Super Bowl appears likely to be their last game together.