ESPN is keeping its primary MNF voice for at least another six NFL seasons.

With the usual caveats regarding Nielsen changes, "Monday Night Football" began the new season with its largest Week 1 audience since 1996.

ESPN has a big decision to make on lead NFL play-by-play man Joe Buck. It appears they've made their call.

ESPN and 'Monday Night Football' voice Joe Buck has reportedly agreed to a six-year, $108-million extension. Booth partner Troy Aikman is said to remain unsigned beyond this season.

Joe Buck, the voice of ESPN's "Monday Night Football" broadcast, has signed a $108 million contract extension with the network.

Joe Buck, a leading play-by-play voice and pillar of ESPN ‘s NFL football coverage, is extending his contract.

The deal will keep Buck in the ESPN "Monday Night Football" booth into the new decade, including another Super Bowl for the network in 2031.

Joe Buck’s future at ESPN now looks much clearer. The veteran broadcaster has reportedly agreed to a six-year contract extension worth about $108 million, according to The Athletic.

Dan Le Batard was keeping receipts. During the Chiefs’ 31-10 dismantling of the Denver Broncos at Arrowhead on Monday night, the former ESPN journalist-turned-podcast host and television star began noticing a strange pattern.

Pat McAfee's Monday Night Football Countdown debut drew instant backlash from ESPN viewers who said he was already overexposed across the network before Chiefs-Broncos