Cincinnati Bengals receiver Mitchell Tinsley impressed Monday Night Football's Joe Buck and Troy Aikman as he made five ...

In December 2024, Buck and Aikman agreed that officials missed an obvious penalty when the Dallas Cowboys ' Marist Liufau ...

Rich Eisen is set to host SportsCenter again after two decades. He will appear after the Monday Night Football preseason game ...

The worst-kept secret in sports media was over on Wednesday as ESPN officially announced Joe Buck and Troy Aikman as their new Monday Night Football booth. The duo, who worked together as Fox’s ...

Troy Aikman and Joe Buck have long been a familiar pairing to sports fans. For more than two decades, their voices have defined primetime football coverage. Now, their enduring che ...

Buck is a long-time play-by-play sports announcer and has worked at Fox since 1994. On the other hand, while Aikman might not have the broadcast training, he certainly has on the field experience.

Joe Buck and Troy Aikman Are Here to Save Monday Night Football. Does the Yellow Blazer Fit? For years the NFL’s bellwether broadcast has shuffled through talent and on-air teams without nailing it.

NFL fans have known for months that Joe Buck and Troy Aikman would be taking over the "Monday Night Football" booth — but seeing the duo in real-time on ESPN didn't make matters any less strange.

Two of the most recognizable voices in the NFL are switching networks. Joe Buck and Troy Aikman are leaving their long-time home at Fox to head to ESPN’s “ Monday Night Football,” the ...

Troy Aikman and Joe Buck in 2005. Patrick McMullan via Getty Image Aikman said later: “I guess it’s disappointing. I would’ve thought there would’ve been a conversation at least.

The broadcasting duo of Joe Buck and Troy Aikman are both moving from Fox Sports’ top team on Sundays, where they’ve been for the past 20 seasons, to the storied prime-time spot on ESPN.

Sports Joe Buck, Troy Aikman excited about ‘starting over’ with ESPN "To see how someone else does it and to work with different people, I feel like it’s 2001 again." Joe Buck and Troy Aikman.