Troy Aikman got emotional in the Monday Night Football broadcast booth while discussing late colleague David Moulton, who died of cancer on Friday, October 23. He was 59. “He was a fighter right up until the end,” said Aikman, 59, while visibly fighting back tears. “Sorry.” After taking a few seconds to compose himself, Aikman continued, “I’ll just say he left a hole in a lot of people’s hearts. Just a good man.” Aikman’s broadcast partner, Joe Buck, also remembered Moulton, who worked as a spotter in the Monday Night Football booth and previously worked with Buck, 57, on...
Why Troy Aikman Fought Back Tears in ‘Monday Night Football’ Broadcast Booth
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