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Joe Buck and Troy Aikman caught in hot mic moment ridiculing the military flyover before NFL game Aikman joked that it wouldn't happen under Biden-Harris ticket NFL announcers were caught ridiculing a military flyover before a game Sunday and they are facing the angry backlash online. POLL: Did you watch any of the 2020 Presidential Town Halls last night? Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman and longtime announcer Joe Buck were awaiting for the game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Green Bay Packers when they made the comments. "That's a lot of jet fuel just to do a little flyover," Aikman said. "That's your hard-earned money and your tax dollars at work!" joked Buck. "That stuff ain't happening with Kamala-Biden ticket. I'll tell you that right now, partner," Aikman responded. The interaction was published by  Defector  media, which claimed that they were tipped off about the interaction. Even Joe Buck and Troy Aikman

  Netflix releases trailer for 'Hillbilly Elegy' movie shot in Middletown Al Behrman FILE – This March 13, 2008, shows AK Steel's Middletown Works plant in Middletown, Ohio. Author J.D. Vance's book "Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis" provides a vivid tour of the stark world he grew up in, set mainly in the southwestern Ohio city of Middletown hit hard by the decline of its dominant steelmaking company, but also in his familial eastern Kentucky hills region. (AP Photo/Al Behrman, File) SOURCE: Al Behrman Updated: 5:57 PM EDT Oct 14, 2020 Netflix released a trailer for its movie, "Hillbilly Elegy," which was shot in Middletown.The movie stars Amy Adams and Glenn Close.Andy Lipschutz of the movie production company said some 125 people were involved in shooting that began Aug. 5, 2019 in Middletown. Middletown native J.D. Vance wrote the 2016 bestselling, colorful memoir about growing up in a struggling family. He wa

Top 3 things we learned from Bills at Titans | Week 5 1. Turnovers and field position the difference A little more than a week after Buffalo's defense forced a pair of late turnovers to help preserve a victory over the Raiders, it was Tennessee's defense that proved opportunistic. On the very first pass play by the Bills, the Titans got an interception off a deflected pass that set up a short field for their offense. Two plays later Tennessee had a touchdown and a lead it never relinquished in their convincing 42-16 victory. "Doing things that you can't do and expecting to win a football game… what it boils down to is turning the ball over, pre-snap penalties and not a high enough level of execution," said head coach Sean McDermott. "So, I'll give credit where credit's due. The (Titans) were ready to go, but we beat ourselves more than anything and that's something you can't do in this league." The Bills were driving early in the second h