Joe Buck Leaving FOX, Will Become New Voice Of ESPN’s Monday Night Football

The 2022 NFL offseason has been hot, but it’s not just players who are off to new homes.

Broadcaster Joe Buck is reportedly leaving FOX in favor of ESPN, and will become the new voice of Monday Night Football.

Massive news in the broadcasting world: Joe Buck is expected to leave FOX to become the new voice of ESPN's Monday Night Football alongside Troy Aikman, per @AndrewMarchand. https://t.co/WaESbTLoMT

— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) March 11, 2022

Buck, 52, has been the voice of MLB’s World Series for nearly 25 years and has called numerous Super Bowls in that span.

Buck had one-year at $11 million remaining on his contract with FOX, with the network letting him go as a good gesture.

Buck will join his longtime partner Troy Aikman in the MNF booth, and will be getting paid handsomely to do so.

“He is expected to sign a contract in the five-year, $60-$75 million range with ESPN.”

Joe Buck getting starting cornerback money. https://t.co/8c5xPpLiOa

— Alex Barth (@RealAlexBarth) March 11, 2022

(New York Post)