Dallas Cowboys legend Troy Aikman’s return to ESPN is still pending despite Joe Buck signing a new deal. In 2022, ESPN managed to lure the dynamic duo of Troy Aikman and Joe Buck from FOX Sports, as it marked the beginning of a new era in the network’s football broadcasting team.
After falling to the San Francisco 49ers in Week 1, the Los Angeles Rams are set to play in primetime once again in Week 2 against the New York Giants.
Joe Much isn’t leaving ESPN anytime soon. On Wednesday, Andrew Marchand of The Athletic reported that ESPN and Buck agreed on a six-year extension worth $108 million.
Back in 2022, Buck and Troy Aikman left Fox Sports to make the move to ESPN.
ESPN’s first Monday Night Football broadcast of the 2026 season got off to an awkward start when a technical issue left viewers without audio during the Kansas City Chiefs’ game against the Denver Broncos.
Joe Buck just turned ESPN’s first Super Bowl into a family countdown clock. His daughter Natalie is due on February 14, 2027, the same Sunday as Super Bowl LXI.
Joe Buck is set to call Super Bowl 61 for ESPN this year. The Worldwide Leader in Sports is set to broadcast the NFL’s biggest game for the first time in network history.
Apparently, ESPN has Troy Aikman and Joe Buck to thank for the NFL adding the network to its Super Bowl rotation. During a recent episode of his SiriusXM show, Christopher “Mad Dog” Russo said ESPN got the rights to Super Bowl LXI because of Aikman and Buck’s credibility as broadcasters.
Fernando Mendoza’s first prime-time game in the NFL didn’t go the way he hoped, but he certainly won people over with his usual charm. From a production standpoint, Mendoza only completed 8 of 15 passes for 86 yards.
J.J. Watt's temporary position as CBS' top NFL game analyst alongside play-by-play announcer Jim Nantz and reporter Tracy Wolfson might become permanent, per new reporting.
ESPN is locking in on the future of its top NFL commentary team. The network has started what Front Office Sports reporter Michael McCarthy calls “high stakes contract negotiations” to extend Monday Night Football announcers Joe Buck and Troy Aikman.
Joe Buck and Troy Aikman will be calling the Super Bowl this year. ESPN will be home to the Super Bowl for the first time in network history. Super Bowl 61 is set to air live from SoFi Stadium in Southern California in February 2027.
Now that ESPN is in the rotation for hosting Super Bowls, the Worldwide Leader in Sports is working to solidify its NFL coverage for years to come. To
Joe Buck and his wife, ESPN reporter Michelle Beisner-Buck, were among the 1,000 or so guests at Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's wedding at Madison Square Garden in New York City earlier this month.
Joe Buck has been on the call for 24 World Series, more than any other broadcaster in history. Buck has seen his fair share of World Series game but for him, there is one that sticks out more than any other one.
Ahead of going into the broadcast wing of the MLB Hall of Fame on Sunday, legendary broadcaster Joe Buck sat down with Bob Costas to discuss all things related to his broadcasting career.
Despite all of the Jeopardy! spinoffs filming on the Sony Pictures lot, fans were surprised by a detail that host Ken Jennings revealed. He shared what ESPN Jeopardy!
The vibes are immaculate surrounding the Dallas Cowboys, after an impressive free agency haul and putting together one of the best rookie classes in the 2026 NFL draft.
Joe Buck will be back in the booth for the Super Bowl next February. After doing multiple as a member of the FOX broadcasting crew, Buck will be doing Super Bowl LXI at ESPN.
Buck is heading into the last year of his contract with ESPN, but that does not mean he is looking to go elsewhere.
Joe Buck was playing hurt on ESPN’s special “Monday Night Football” broadcast Saturday, but no one watching would have known it. The ESPN announcer called Saturday’s Seattle Seahawks-San Francisco 49ers game with a black eye that he obtained during the week.
ESPN’s veteran broadcaster shared a photo of his hand-written NFL playoff picture notes to use as a reference during Monday night’s Rams-Falcons game.
During a Friday morning appearance on ABC's "Good Morning America," Joe Buck was asked if he could make an argument for banning the tush push.
ESPN apparently plans on treating Thursday’s New York Yankees opener like Game 6 of the 2009 World Series. Unfortunately for those in attendance, the Opening Day festivities won’t include a championship ring presentation.
Joe Buck returned to baseball to announce a St. Louis Cardinals game in July, but that might have been something of a one-off.
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