NFL fans collectively rolled their eyes at the officiating during last night's game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Miami Dolphins. But none expressed their distaste more loudly than color commentator Troy Aikman.

The ESPN analyst and NFL Hall of Famer questioned Miami’s operation with quarterback Tua Tagovailoa not running a hurry-up operation in the fourth quarter despite trailing by multiple scores in the 28-15 road loss to the Steelers on “Monday Night Football.”

The Steelers dominated Monday Night Football against the Dolphins, but it was a controversial taunting penalty that had Troy Aikman firing back at the officials. Miami did not help its own cause with sloppy turnovers and costly penalties throughout the night.

Tua Tagovailoa threw his NFL-leading 15th interception of the season in the first quarter of Monday Night Football against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel took a brutal MNF hit with Troy Aikman's criticism, and he responded to the shot.

NFL fans were wondering if Troy Aikman happened to be under the influence while calling the Chargers-Eagles game.

UCLA great Troy Aikman lamented he was never thanked after giving an NIL donation to a player who left the Bruins, but he wasn't intentionally snubbed.

Troy Aikman is one of many who is disillusioned with the state of NIL in college football, and he is finished contributing to his alma mater after a

The Miami Dolphins are officially eliminated from playoff contention. Their 28-15 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday night was a perfect reflection of their season. Despite Mike McDaniel relying on De'Von Achane, Tua Tagovailoa's shortcomings and erratic decision-making doomed the team's chances.

Troy Aikman is done with NIL aft an experience with someone at UCLA. Here's what the Pro Football Hall of Famer said.