Poll discusses possible successors to Troy Aikman in football broadcasting

Troy Aikman
Troy Aikman

Former football players such as Tom Brady and Troy Aikman are well known for their achievements on the field, and now have established a presence as commentators covering major games like the Super Bowl. The Pro Football Hall of Fame-caliber athletes have transitioned from playing to broadcasting, reflecting a trend seen among many former professional athletes.

The topic was addressed in Syracuse.com’s 2025 media day football coach poll, which discussed potential successors to Aikman in the broadcast booth. Whitesboro’s Mike Hill was noted as a candidate who could potentially be “the voice of the Super Bowl one day.”

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Organizations Mentioned: Pro Football Hall of Fame

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