ESPN inks six-year, $108M deal to keep Joe Buck on NFL broadcasts
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ESPN and Joe Buck have signed a six-year extension worth about $108 million (roughly $18 million per year) through 2032, keeping Buck as ESPN’s lead NFL broadcaster and signaling ESPN’s ongoing role in future NFL rights talks; Troy Aikman’s five-year, $90 million deal remains in place, with expectations of a possible rise if negotiations continue.
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- Joe Buck signing $108 million ESPN contract extension — and it could include an MLB twist New York Post
- Joe Buck agrees to contract extension keeping him at ESPN into 2030s: Report USA Today
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