Jason Kelce steals show in NFL Network booth debut with Dave Pasch, Kurt Warner
Kelce leaned on his trench expertise and drew praise for breaking down line play while Warner handled a reduced role in the three-man booth.
- On Sunday, former NFL center Jason Kelce debuted as a game analyst at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, working alongside Pasch and Warner for the first of four NFL Network broadcasts this season.
- ESPN signed Kelce to a three-year, $24 million deal after his 2024 retirement, though his booth role remained 'fluid' until the network finalized the three-man lineup weeks before the season.
- Drawing on his experience snapping to Nate Sudfeld, Kelce diagnosed complex line play and explained how backup quarterbacks cause false starts, recalling 'Dude, I am so sorry' after a fumble.
- Despite his insights, Kelce occasionally dominated the broadcast, cutting off Warner and Pasch during key moments while Warner struggled to find sufficient space for his own perspective.
- Next week, the crew remains in London for Eagles-Jaguars, where Kelce will call a game involving Philadelphia, the franchise he anchored for 13 seasons, testing his broadcast neutrality.
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Jason Kelce’s first game in the booth took an unexpected turn
Jason Kelce made his debut as a live NFL game analyst on Sunday, but one brief comment quickly became a talking point among football fans, AOL said. During the Indianapolis Colts’ win over the Washington Commanders in London, the former Philadelphia Eagles center accidentally referred to Washington by its former name while discussing the defense.
Jason Kelce steals show in NFL Network booth debut with Dave Pasch, Kurt Warner
Jason Kelce was supposed to be the wild card in ESPN’s new NFL Network booth, but by Sunday evening in London, he looked like its centerpiece. Sunday’s broadcast of Colts-Commanders at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium marked Kelce’s debut as a game analyst, the first of four NFL Network games he’ll call alongside Pasch and Warner this…
Jason Kelce calls the Commanders the 'Redskins' during game, immediately apologizes so as to not get canceled - NEW YORK TIMES POST
Jason Kelce acted as if he committed an unpardonable broadcasting sin Sunday afternoon while serving as a booth analyst for NFL Network during the Washington Commanders game against the Indianapolis Colts. Kelce’s sin? He called the team in burgundy and gold the Washington Redskins. Gasp! Former player Jason Kelce reacts prior to the game between [...]
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