Aikman’s Formal Dolphins Consulting Role Has Ended

Troy Aikman’s formal consulting work for the Miami Dolphins was limited to the team’s searches for a general manager and head coach, according to a report cited by multiple accounts. The arrangement has ended, though whether Aikman continues to offer informal advice is not established. Aikman assisted the Dolphins during their offseason searches, which resulted in the hiring of general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley. The account of his role says he had no formal, ongoing consulting agreement with the team. It does not confirm whether he has maintained any advisory contact through personal relationships with Dolphins owner Stephen Ross or team officials. The situation coincides with uncertainty over Aikman’s broadcasting future. He said during an appearance on 96.7 The Ticket that he would continue broadcasting through the season and become a free agent at its end. His ESPN contract runs through the 2026 season, after which his next role has not been determined. Aikman’s Dolphins work has affected some of his duties before Monday Night Football broadcasts. ESPN requires him to attend production meetings remotely and does not permit him to attend practices...