One of ABC’s most popular competition shows is getting a sports-focused treatment from sister network, ESPN.Next week’s episode of ‘Dancing With the Stars’ will feature the show’s first-ever Super Bowl Night.Competitors on the popular celebrity dancing show will be tasked with performing routines inspired by iconic halftime shows from The Big Game.Adding to the tie-in, Monday Night Football play-by-play man Joe Buck will join the judging panel of Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli and Derek Hough.The inspiration for the theme comes as ESPN and ABC are set to broadcast Super Bowl LXI from SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles at the conclusion of the current NFL season.Buck will be on the call as ABC hosts its first Super Bowl in over 20 years, with the last coming during Super Bowl XL. ESPN broadcaster Joe Buck will feature as a judge on ABC’s Dancing With the Stars next week Buck will join Carrie Ann Inaba, Derek Hough and Bruno Tonioli for Super Bowl Week ESPN and ABC will broadcast Super Bowl LXI from Los Angeles at the end of this seasonMeanwhile, this will mark the first time in the 47 year history of ESPN that the Worldwide Leader will broadcast the biggest game in American sports.The network crossover is just part of the buildup taken on by nearly every segment of The Walt Disney Company, the parent of ESPN and ABC.Commercials advertising the Super Bowl have been out for months, involving not only ESPN stars, but various Disney characters as well.’Dancing’ has featured multiple NFL stars over its years with some of them even walking away as champions.Past NFL winners on the show include Emmitt Smith (Season 3), Hines Ward (Season 12), Donald Driver (Season 14) and Rashad Jennings (Season 24). The most recent NFL participant was Danny Amendola, who came fifth in Season 33.