This week, the dynamic host of Speak at Fox Sports, Joy Taylor, took to her Instagram to share her outfit of the day. She showcased a stunning skintight snakeskin-patterned long-sleeved dress, complemented by elegant black pumps. Taylor was gearing up for her show alongside co-hosts LeSean McCoy, Emmanuel Acho, and James Jones.
As the sister of Pro Football Hall of Famer Jason Taylor, Joy currently serves as the host of Speak For Yourself, alongside Emmanuel Acho and LeSean McCoy. Previously, she co-hosted The Herd with Colin Cowherd. In 2022, Taylor made a significant career move by bidding farewell to The Herd, marking an upward trajectory in her career.
Beyond her captivating appearance, Taylor has gained recognition for her “anti-Dallas Cowboys” and “anti-Dak Prescott” stance. She clarified that it’s not about being a hater but reflects the passion of a segment of the audience who share similar sentiments towards the Cowboys.
As a devoted Dolphins fan, Taylor is gearing up to cheer for her team in their matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Joy Taylor is not only a co-host on SPEAK, airing on weekdays on FS1, but she also hosts the popular “Maybe I’m Crazy” Podcast and “The Joy Taylor Show” on FOX Sports Radio every Saturday from 2:00 to 4:00 PM ET. Her journey with FOX Sports began in March 2016 with the launch of SKIP AND SHANNON: UNDISPUTED, where she served as the moderator until July 2018.
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Before joining FOX Sports, Taylor spent five years in Miami radio, including a successful stint at 790 AM The Ticket. She co-hosted the station’s top-rated morning-drive program, “Zaslow and Joy Show,” and started as the executive producer. Taylor also hosted “Thursday Night Live” and “Fantasy Football Today” on CBSSports.com.
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A Pittsburgh native and broadcasting graduate from Barry University, Taylor hosted her own radio show, “The Noise,” during her time at Barry and served as the station manager for WBRY Radio.