Jason Kelce spent his entire 13-year NFL career with the Philadelphia Eagles after the franchise selected him in the sixth round of the 2011 NFL Draft. He became one of the greatest centers in league history, earning seven Pro Bowl selections and six first-team All-Pro honors while helping Philadelphia win its first Super Bowl in franchise history.
Kelce retired in 2024 but has remained closely connected to the Eagles, regularly appearing at training camp while continuing to build his media career through ESPN and the popular “New Heights” podcast with his brother and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.
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The future Hall of Famer will get another opportunity to reunite with the Eagles, this time from the broadcast booth. On Wednesday, ESPN announced that Kelce will call NFL games alongside play-by-play announcer Dave Pasch and Hall of Famer Kurt Warner as part of the network’s expanded NFL coverage.
He will call Philadelphia’s Week 5 matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars in London on Oct. 11, giving him an opportunity to broadcast a full Eagles game. Kelce previously worked part of an Eagles game alongside Joe Buck and Troy Aikman in 2024.
Kelce and the Pasch-Warner crew will also call the game between the Indianapolis Colts and Washington Commanders in London in Week 4, the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints matchup in Paris in Week 7 and a Week 16 game that has yet to be determined.
The new assignment is another major step in Kelce’s transition from one of Philadelphia’s most beloved players to one of football’s prominent media personalities. He is also entering his third season as a studio analyst on ESPN’s “Monday Night Countdown,” with Pat MacAfee joining the crew.
