Troy Aikman sparks major concern from NFL fans after worrying appearance on Monday Night Football broadcast
NFL fans were alarmed by Troy Aikman’s participation on Monday Night Football.
Alongside play-by-play commentator Joe Buckon, the ESPN color commentator called the Baltimore Ravens’ MNF victory over the Los Angeles Chargers.
NFL fans on social media observed that Aikman’s eyelids seemed damaged throughout the game.
Aikman’s eyes were marked, and his eyelids seemed to have dried blood on them.
Concerns over the Dallas Cowboy legend’s appearance during the primetime game were expressed by fans.
“Troy Aikman has a cut above his right eye and that concerns me,” a reader remarked.
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“Anyone else notice the bruising on Troy aikman’s eyes and eyelids?” for a moment.
“I can’t understand anything Troy Aikman is saying because I can’t stop starting at his eyelids, which appear to be bleeding,” remarked another.
The Ravens vs. Chargers game was still being called by Aikman.
The final score was 30-23 in favor of Baltimore.
After the game, Aikman expressed his ongoing conviction that the Chargers, under coach Jim Harbaugh, are still a good team even after rebuilding during the offseason.
According to Aikman, “No, it does not for me at all,”
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“As I mentioned, this team had some cap concerns before the season started.
“They had to get rid of some individuals in an offensive manner.
“From where they’ve been at the skill positions, they were actually going to be shorthanded.
“I think Jim Harbaugh and Greg Roman have really done a great job – I think Jesse Minter’s done a good job.”
John Harbaugh, the head coach of the Ravens, once again gained the right to boast about his brother Jim.
Including a 2013 Super Bowl victory over his younger brother’s then-San Francisco 49ers, John has a career 3-0 record versus Jim.
With an 8–4 record, Baltimore will host the Philadelphia Eagles next Sunday.
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In Week 13, the Chargers will play the Atlanta Falcons.
When the Denver Broncos play the Cleveland Browns on Monday night, Aikman will be back on the call.
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