So the second game has a second team: Chris Fowler, Dan Orlovsky, Louis Riddick, Katie George and Peter Schrager.

The Detroit Lions have had insanely terrible luck with injuries this season in their secondary, and it drew some sympathy from Troy Aikman and Joe Buck in the Monday Night Football broadcast booth thanks to their own personal experiences.

ESPN 'Monday Night Football' announcer Joe Buck revealed how the Raiders felt to Tom Brady being shown in their coaching booth.

During an appearance on "The Pivot" podcast, Buck explained that his friend, fellow ESPN broadcaster Rich Eisen, introduced him to Michelle Beisner-Buck, who was reluctant to go out with him.

ESPN play-by-play announcer Joe Buck opened up about his love life during an appearance on "The Pivot" podcast his week. In late 2012, Buck met Michelle Beisner. They were introduced by longtime NFL Network host Rich Eisen.

Joe Buck hinted that he does not spend much time with his kids during the Buccaneers-Lions game on 'Monday Night Football'.

Soul on Fire tells the true story of nine-year-old John O’Leary who suffered burns on 95% of his body after playing with matches and gasoline in his family home. O’Leary miraculously survived, in part thanks to the voice of legendary broadcaster Jack Buck, the father of Joe Buck.

Damar Hamlin's near-death experience in the middle of a game affected everyone involved in different ways, including commentator Joe Buck.

Joe Buck has been happily married to ESPN colleague Michelle Beisner-Buck since 2014. But the play-by-play man had to work overtime to win her over. We’ve seen Buck and Beisner-Buck share the ESPN stage a couple of times before and their chemistry working together was very apparent.

Troy Aikman: "I think Zac Taylor will be the first to tell you there was nothing that you walk out of this stadium feeling good about."