Joe Buck just got a massive new ESPN contract with a raise: Report

In the year in which Joe Buck will call ESPN's first Super Bowl, the Worldwide Leader is reportedly making sure it's locked down their leading NFL play-by-play voice. Per The Athletic's Andrew Marchand, Buck will sign six-year extension "in the neighborhood" of $108 million. "Buck’s yearly salary wi

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In the year in which Joe Buck will call ESPN's first Super Bowl, the Worldwide Leader is reportedly making sure it's locked down their leading NFL play-by-play voice.

Per The Athletic's Andrew Marchand, Buck will sign six-year extension "in the neighborhood" of $108 million.

"Buck’s yearly salary will rise from $15 million to around $18 million annually, according to the sources," Marchand wrote. "He is in the final season of his current deal, which was for five years and $75 million."

There you have it. The 57-year-old will stay with ESPN through the beginning of the 2030s, extending what's already been a storied career behind the mic.

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