Joe Buck is reportedly signing a new deal with ESPN that will keep him calling “Monday Night Football” for several more seasons. Multiple outlets report a six-year extension worth about $108 million (described by some as more than $100 million), with the agreement aimed at securing Buck’s role well into the next decade.
The reported terms vary slightly by outlet in length and timing—some say the deal runs through 2031, while others project it through 2032—but sources generally agree it includes additional Super Bowls for ESPN. Coverage also notes Buck’s desire to remain with ESPN for the duration of his broadcasting career, following his move to ESPN from Fox in 2022.
Several reports also address ESPN’s other top “Monday Night Football” booth presence, Troy Aikman. While Buck’s future appears settled, outlets say Aikman’s contract status remains unresolved or unsigned beyond the current season, adding uncertainty to the long-term composition of ESPN’s lead broadcast team.
