Joe and Troy is no more unless ESPN is able to pry Joe away from Fox in his lame duck year. This would mean no more NLCS or World Series for Joe Buck. This deal is creating a huge upheaval in ESPN MNF crew. Say goodbye to Brian Griese, Louis Riddick and probably Steve Levy. It is highly unlikely that ESPN would pair Steve Levy with Troy Aikman. What would be the point of paying this kind of money. They need a big name play by play guy. If they can't land Joe Buck the next candidate would be Al Michaels. Al is being lured by Amazon for their Thursday night package. Al is 77. Will he want to stay in the booth till he is 82. Fox's new number one crew will be Kevin Burkhardt and Greg Olson. I'm surprised Fox didn't fight to keep Troy. He wanted to be paid Tony Romo money. He was entitled to it. Aikman has been around a lot longer than Tony Romo.
Troy Aikman’s $90M ESPN deal has Sean McVay, Al Michaels, Joe Buck implications
After the seismic broadcasting move of Troy Aikman from Fox to ESPN, the next tremors are expected to reverberate from the NFL sidelines to some of sportscasting’s all-time biggest names.
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