Former Eagles' Center Jason Kelce Lands New Gig with ESPN
Kelce announced his retirement on March 4, 2024 and is a six-time first team All-Pro and has the record for most consecutive starts in franchise history.
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Kelce announced his retirement on March 4, 2024 and is a six-time first team All-Pro and has the record for most consecutive starts in franchise history.
After interest from a wide variety of NFL broadcasters, Jason Kelce has joined ESPN, where he'll be on "Monday Night Countdown."
Less than two months after announcing his NFL retirement, Jason Kelce has officially landed an on-air gig for the upcoming football season
Jason Kelce TV gig: Former Philadelphia Eagles star joins ESPN Monday Night Countdown.
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