Why Jason Kelce Apologized Live on Air During ESPN Broadcast of Eagles Game

Jason Kelce apologizes to Bears fans after repeatedly calling Eagles 'we'

It may have been a couple of years since Jason Kelce last suited up for the Philadelphia Eagles, but he clearly still feels a very deep connection to his former franchise. The Eagles faced the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football at Soldier Field. Unfortunately for Philly, they were defeated by third-string quarterback Case Keenum…

Travis Kelce’s Brother Jason Apologizes After Awkward Live TV Slip

Jason Kelce accidentally showed his Philadelphia Eagles loyalty during a live ESPN broadcast. The former center referred to the team as “we” during halftime. He quickly apologized after Pat McAfee pointed out his obvious bias. Jason Kelce apologizes after accidentally referring to the Philadelphia Eagles as “we” during a live broadcast Kelce was covering the […]

Why Jason Kelce Apologized Live on Air During ESPN Broadcast of Eagles Game

Jason Kelce apologized during his appearance on Monday Night Football Sept. 28 following an on-air faux pas: “Sorry, Bears fans.”

Jason Kelce’s Eagles Slip-Up Prompts Apology To Bears Fans

Jason Kelce has spent plenty of time analyzing the Philadelphia Eagles since retiring from the team. At halftime of their […] The Jason Kelce’s Eagles Slip-Up Prompts Apology To Bears Fans first appeared on The Blast

“Sorry”: Jason Kelce Apologizes Live On-Air for Silly Broadcasting Error During ESPN’s Eagles-Bears Game Coverage

It’s hard to distinguish oneself from the team you have played for more than a decade. And former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce just proved it once more. Even though he last played for the Eagles in the 2023 season, Kelce still considers himself to be a part of the big Philadelphia family. So much […]

Jason Kelce is forced to apologize after breaking golden rule of TV

Jason Kelce committed an analyst's cardinal sin during ESPN's broadcast of Monday Night Football as he joined Scott Van Pelt and Pat McAfee in Chicago to cover his former team's game.