ESPN says it's trying to fix a Jason Kelce broadcasting habit that's driving football fans crazy
Fox News • • sports
Key Points:
- Jason Kelce, former Philadelphia Eagles player and current ESPN announcer, has been criticized for frequently using "we" when referring to the Eagles during broadcasts, indicating a perceived bias toward his former team.
- ESPN producer Jeff Dufine acknowledged the issue, noting that it's a common habit among former athletes and coaches, and the network has tried to curb Kelce's use of "we" to maintain neutrality.
- Kelce apologized for his slip-up and promised Jaguars fans he would remain neutral while announcing the Eagles-Jaguars game in London, though social media users continued to express frustration over his perceived partiality.
- Despite criticism, Dufine praised Kelce's game insight and emphasized ESPN's support for his commentary, focusing on his ability to analyze the game effectively.
