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Jason Kelce signed a 3 year, $24 million media contract with ESPN in early 2025 to serve as an analyst on Monday Night Countdown, following his retirement from the NFL.
A few days ago, at the Philadelphia Eagles vs Chicago Bears game, Jason Kelce referred to his former team as “we” while addressing and it seems, things have now taken a new turn. To this, Jason Kelce said, “Sorry, sorry, sorry Bears fans…”. A few hours ago, Pat McAfee made an appearance on his show, the Pat McAfee Show as he made his stance clear on the matter and said, “Now, I usually mind my own, but if you thought I was being serious whenever I pointed out that Jason Kelce was saying ‘we’ about the Philadelphia Eagles, knowing who Jason Kelce is, with the Philadelphia Eagles at the Monday Night Football halftime, you have no brain, and I think you should just realize that,” he shared. In an appearance on his podcast, Jason Kelce opened up about it as he said, “I did my due diligence, you want to make sure you’re really looking at things, talking to people that are knowledgeable in the industry — neither one of us have ever done something like this really the right fit and at the end of the day, something that I’m really, really looking forward to this next phase.”
Jason Kelce, the former Philadelphia Eagles’ star player, has started a new career as a sports analyst and it has been a topic of debate among fans. ESPN analyst Ryan Clark defended Kelce as he wrote on X, “I’m trying to mind my own, but hell yea it’s ‘We’ Future Hall of Famer While it seemed like a normal banter. Neither the former Philadelphia Eagles’ star player, Jason Kelce, nor the ESPN analyst Ryan Clark has responded to Pat McAfee’s comments yet.
On Monday Night Football, as Jason Kelce made the hilarious mistake, Pat McAfee took a dig at him as he said, “A lot of ‘we’ talk out of Jason for Philly.