Joe Buck and Michelle Beisner-Buck had the time of their lives on Monday Night Countdown
With Scott Van Pelt out of action, Joe Buck and Michelle Beisner-Buck made the most of the chance to host Monday Night Countdown.
With Scott Van Pelt out of action, Joe Buck and Michelle Beisner-Buck made the most of the chance to host Monday Night Countdown.
"I'll give you $100 if you can name four players for the Rangers."
"I don't know if that was actually an unedited picture of me, but it's pretty scary."
"It's ESPN, we could be fired tomorrow."
"But to think that we would be together all this time later, especially to still be together with another network, is pretty incredible."
"It’s something that never happened. I’m glad it didn’t."
In response to low sales, Bud Light has decided to offer free subscriptions to NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV in a giveaway.
"I had a show once at HBO."
"There are a lot of beer brands out there that are trying to cash in on this holiday by slapping an American flag on their package."
"If you’ve got ‘X’ number of years left, what exactly do you want to do with that time?"
ESPN's Troy Aikman wouldn't rule out a potential return to the NFL for legendary quarterback and future Fox analyst Tom Brady.
"Some brands are taking shortcuts to gain consumers."
"There’s going to be a bit of a learning curve for Tom. I expect him to do it and do it well, but it’s a weird kind of thing to do."
"Those decisions are made way above us. We are the new guys on the block. Those are assessed above where we sit."
"They knew what Aikman wanted."
"I think [Brady’s] gonna be a huge success."
"I think that for him, he has some real opinions. He hasn’t always voiced all of those, of course."
"I’ve got enough to do right now. I can’t be thinking about Tom Brady when the next two games are the most important of my personal career"
"People on the internet truly thought a broadcaster as legendary as Joe Buck was pissed off for one question after a lousy football game"
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"I think Fox got what they wanted, and ESPN got what they wanted."
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