ESPN reveals it's trying to get Jason Kelce to stop saying one controversial word
New York Post • • sports
Key Points:
- Former Eagles center Jason Kelce has struggled to adjust to his role as an ESPN broadcaster, often referring to the Eagles as "we," which is seen as a common challenge for athletes transitioning to commentary.
- ESPN producer Jeff Dufine acknowledged the issue, noting efforts to help Kelce avoid using team-affiliated language during broadcasts.
- During a recent "Monday Night Football" halftime show, Kelce repeatedly used "we" when discussing the Eagles, drawing criticism and prompting on-air apologies.
- Despite these challenges, former ESPN broadcaster Ryan Clark defended Kelce, and Dufine praised Kelce's natural ability to analyze the game.
- Kelce has also addressed concerns about potential bias, assuring Jaguars fans that he will provide fair and balanced commentary during broadcasts.
