Joe Buck and Michelle Beisner-Buck (Photo by Leon Bennett/Getty Images)
Joe Buck and Michelle Beisner-Buck got married in 2014. 

The dynamic couple was first introduced by a colleague of Michelle’s in late 2012, and things progressed so quickly that they would be an item by the 2013 Super Bowl.

After marriage, the two of them would welcome their twin sons, Wyatt and Blake, in 2018.

Earlier this year, Joe and Michelle Beisner-Buck had some family time together as they traveled to San José del Cabo, Mexico, and spent time at the El Dorado Golf and Beach Club.

Michelle Beisner-Buck went incredibly viral in the very first post, where she posted herself in a low-cut bikini as she captured a picture of herself and Joe Buck.

The second picture was an adorable picture of one of the twins. The last picture showed the couple smiling for a selfie.

Here is how fans reacted in the comment section:

Joe, a current sports commentator for ESPN, was previously married to Ann Archambault Buck. With her, he shares daughters Trudy and Natalie Buck. They were previously married in 1993 and divorced from each other in 2011, per Wikipedia. 

In 2014, Michelle would make a move to join ESPN as a feature reporter. The Emmy Award-winning star has been seen on Sunday NFL Countdown and Monday Night Countdown.

Joe Buck And Wife Michelle Subbed In For Monday Night Football Show

In 2023, Scott Van Pelt lost his voice, so ESPN devised a genius plan to have Joe and his wife, Michelle Beisner, lead the charge for Monday Night Football’s pregame show before the Packers-Raiders game.

Beisner-Bucker filled in for ESPN’s 7 p.m. E.T. slot while her husband covered most of the pregame chatter.

 

Josh Jacobs Reveals His Interesting New Role In Packers Offense That Should Have Fantasy Football Owners Drooling Over His Potential

Josh Jacobs (Photo via @nflnetwork/X)
Josh Jacobs has discussed the expectations regarding his new role with the Green Bay Packers.

The Packers signed the former Las Vegas Raiders star this offseason and will pay a significant sum as a result, so it appears they will be asking a lot more from him than he’s used to.

Jacobs spoke to NFL Network about his expanded role this week and revealed he is looking forward to showing a different offensive dimension in a Packers uniform as he should be doing a lot more route running and catching.

“Just to be able to come out and actually show I can catch the ball more,” he explained. “Be able to run real routes. Not just that, but trusting me enough to pick up protections. It’s just so special when you’ve got a guy like Jordan Love back there, you can’t just load the box on every play…I think it’s going to be the biggest help for me this year.”