‘That Is Going to be a Mess’: Joe Buck Predicts Negative Storylines Emerging from Vegas Super Bowl
In a time and place where everyone seems to be trying to get to Vegas, ESPN’s lead NFL play-by-play man Joe Buck is happy to stay away.
In a time and place where everyone seems to be trying to get to Vegas, ESPN’s lead NFL play-by-play man Joe Buck is happy to stay away.
“That is a disgusting act!” We all remember where we were when a shocked Joe Buck exclaimed those words nearly 19 years ago to describe Randy Moss’ fake mooning of Packers fans at Lambeau Field.
ESPN insiders call foul on Troy Aikman’s behavior as the cable sports network cans several staffers in a shakeup of ‘Monday Night Football.’
ESPN said it stands behind Joe Buck’s initial report claiming that the NFL planned to resume the Buffalo Bills-Cincinnati Bengals matchup after Bills safety Damar Hamlin collapsed on the field Monday night.
Joe Buck is not happy with the reaction to the revelation that he and Troy Aikman used to drink Tequila while broadcasting games.
President Trump is running against Joe Biden, right? Technically, yes. However, there’s a growing sentiment out there, that while the former Vice President is indeed on top of the Democrat ticket, it’s actually his running mate who’s running the show.
Troy Aikman is firing back at those accusing him of being anti-military, after he and his broadcast partner Joe Buck were caught on a hot mic criticizing a military flyover of a near empty stadium.
Military flyovers are a time-honored tradition that are greeted with roars from throngs of patriotic fans at NFL stadiums all over the country.
The NFL may not have any fans in their stadiums this year, but that’s reportedly not going to stop Fox from making it sound like they are there.
Fox Sports announcer Joe Buck shot down a $1 million offer to do play-by-play for porn videos this week.
Sports broadcasting is not exactly a growth industry as much of the country and all the major sports leagues are locked down in an attempt to halt the spread of the coronavirus.
Is coded language from broadcasters a problem for black quarterbacks? Some believe so, including former NFL head coach Tony Dungy.
Former MLB pitcher Roger Clemens said in an interview that aired Wednesday on Audience Network’s “Undeniable with Joe Buck” that if he knew what he knows now, he would have some harsh words for his performance enhancing drug accusers. Clemens described
Joining the growing chorus of those hoping sportscasters will stop injecting left-wing politics into their sports announcing, Fox Sports’ Joe Buck recently said that sports announcers need to dump their focus on politics and stick to sports.
All of you out there who think Fox should retire Joe Buck because he’s hopelessly biased against your team, your city, your family, and your person, well, you can just “grow up.” That, according to Buck himself, who went on Chicago radio to defend his broadcast exuberance for certain teams.
Packers fans will watch Sunday’s game against the Cowboys under protest. Not because they don’t believe the game to be real, transparent, or credible, but rather, because they strongly dislike Joe Buck and Troy Aikman.
Few broadcasters take more grief than Joe Buck, and after an interview with 590 The Fan’s Tim McKiernan in St. Louis, Joe Buck won’t be here to kick around much longer either, at least not at World Series time.
Sports broadcaster Joe Buck lavishes so much praise on 23-year-old Chicago Cubs outfielder Kyle Schwarber during this year’s World Series, it prompted one fan to open up a wedding registry for the two at Bed Bath and Beyond.
Every now and again, life must imitate art. Such as the case with this year’s storybook World Series contest, featuring two teams with the longest championship droughts in sports, which could soon take a very Hollywood turn.