The Pro Football Hall of Famer said his work with Miami has ‘scratched whatever itch’ he had for working in an NFL front office.
The Pro Football Hall of Famer said his work with Miami has ‘scratched whatever itch’ he had for working in an NFL front office.Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman records a show on the sidelines before an NFL wild-card football game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Monday, Jan.
16, 2023, in Tampa, Fla.He wasn’t clear on what kind of role he would hold with the franchise. “This year, the Dolphins reached out to me and asked if I would help them in their GM search and head coaching search. It kind of caught me out of left field. I wasn’t expecting that,” Aikman said. “I dove into it and decided I would do it. Thoroughly enjoyed it and felt like I was of some help.“Where that might go, I’m not sure. I’m going to continue to work with them in some capacity.” Aikman added that his work with Miami has “scratched whatever itch” he had for working in an NFL front office. When asked if he would ever be interested in coaching, the Pro Football Hall of Famer reiterated that he would only take on front office work.Aikman held off on taking a front office role for several years, saying he felt it would be “selfish” to pursue a new gig when he could be spending time with his young daughters. He felt the timing was right for a new role after his youngest daughter graduated from high school in 2021.Give credit to Jerry Jones and Co.: Grand Prix of Arlington deserves its rave reviewsChris Amaya Chris is a digital producer on The Dallas Morning News' sports desk. He joined the staff after working as a sports reporter at the Odessa American. Chris graduated from UT-Arlington in 2020 and was sports editor for the university's student newspaper, The Shorthorn.Texas primaries spotlight growing perils of polling as forecasts miss the mark
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