Lamar Jackson is waving the white flag. After more than a year of negotiations, Jackson withdrew his challenge to Troy Aikman’s trademark use of the No. 8, according to records from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office detailed by ESPN.

Barry Switzer's relaxed coaching style clashed with Troy Aikman's expectations, leading to tensions that lingered despite the Cowboys' 1995 Super Bowl win.

The year-long battle between a three-time Super Bowl champion and two-time league MVP came to an end on Aug. 13.

ESPN on Wednesday reported that the Baltimore Ravens quarterback and two-time NFL MVP, Lamar Jackson, is withdrawing his challenge to former Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl-winning QB Troy Aikman over Aikman’s trademark of the No. 8.

The Gambler and His Cowboys," former players and coaches dove deep into how the successful teams of the 1990s came to be.

After more than a year, two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson has withdrawn his challenge to Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Troy Aikman's use of the No. 8 in trademarks Aikman and his company filed for in 2024.

"Well Jake Browning, he comes in now," Troy Aikman said during the broadcast. "He takes over. Oh, excuse me. No Burrow, he's back in."

Jerry Jones’ debt, Troy Aikman’s trade request and more were addressed in “America’s Team: A Gambler and His Cowboys.”