After covering the Super Bowl six times for Fox, this year was different for Joe Buck, watching from the outside looking in.
The former FOX broadcaster was with the company for 28 years before moving to ESPN. Aside from the six Super Bowls he called, he was also in the booth for 24 World Series. Buck was happy to see Olsen and Burkhardt get their time to shine.
“They did a great job, which I knew they would,” Buck said about the new FOX Super Bowl broadcasting pair. “They were in great hands with Rich Russo, our director, and Richie Zyontz, our producer. And those guys are friends of mine.”Joe Buck and Troy Aikman talk prior to the Dallas Cowboys and Tampa Bay Buccaneers NFC Wild Card playoff game.
Despite no longer being a part of the FOX Super Bowl broadcasting team, Buck will return to calling the Super Bowl in 2026 when ESPN and ABC are scheduled to broadcast the big game.
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