Apparently, Ben Johnson calls into question Troy Aikman, as the ASPN analyst faces the reaction to drive the negative perspectives on Caleb Williams and the bears

Ben Johnson made a subtle shot at Troy Aikman on Tuesday after the Chicago Baars victory against Washington commanders on Monday night. The 25-24 victory in the northwest of the stadium was the third consecutive victory of the Baars since losing 52-21 against Detroit Lions in week 2.

Monday night's game in Espn counted on Joe Buck and Troy Aikman on the call. However, Aikman caused a lot of attention by viewers from all over the country for his negative comment on bears, particularly his statements about the quarterback Caleb Williams.

Throughout the game, Aikman was tough in Williams with critical comments, while praised praise for the commander's quarterback, Jayden Daniels. The two signal crys were the first two times of the 2025 NFL project, but Daniels had a memorable newborn season, winning the Rookie of the Year Offensive Award.

In his appearance with Jeff Jiak in Espn Chicago 1000 Am on Tuesday, Ben Johnson called Troy Aikman his unfortunate comment on Caleb Williams and the Bears. The coach made a subtle troll, emphasizing the growing hatred of the recent success of his team, which many did not expect.

“I think you said the best,” Johnson told Joriak. “I love this perspective. It sounded from this game on the other night, a few people were not particularly satisfied with the way to win right now. I woke up this morning and my kids were watching the second half before school, and so I felt some of the comment.

Troy Aikman accredited Ben Johnson's great move to luck

Caleb Williams connected with Deandre Swift for a 55 -fourth -quarter gardens to bring the game closer. However, Troy Aikman rejected any touch of brightness in the play, attributing him to luck.

“Open as it is, then you have a boy lose, and now with his speed, he is in the races,” Aikman said. “Simply, only luck on Chicago. It really wasn't so thoughtful.”

Ben Johnson commented on the play after the game.

“I mean, 55 gardens were really a change of game for us,” said Johnson. “It was a time in the game where we needed a little spark. We were a little failure as a team, and all that is needed is a kind of making a great play like this and turned on again.”

It was a rare victory after goodbye for Ben Johnson and his team. They will have the aim of taking the boost on week 7, where the Saints of New Orleans play, to make four in a row.