Jason Kelce is a Philadelphia Eagles legend, a player who will be one of the all-time most beloved members of the franchise. But Kelce knew he made a mistake on Monday night while he was part of the Monday Night Football crew.
While at halftime and breaking down the eventual Eagles loss at the time, Kelce broke down what Philly was doing and referred to them as "we" as if he was still a member of the Eagles.
Pat McAfee next to him remarked, "A lot of 'we' talk out of Jason from Philly," and Kelce was quick to say he was "sorry" as he tried to stay neutral with his analysis.
Jason Kelce had to apologize on TV for constantly referring to the Eagles as, “We.” 😂 🦅 pic.twitter.com/pbdlbzkIGx
— SPORTSRADIO 94WIP (@SportsRadioWIP) September 29, 2026
No big deal, and frankly, if anyone can say "we" about the
Eagles these days while not being on the roster, it's Kelce. And that's something Ryan Clark noted on X (formerly Twitter).
I’m trying to mind my own , but hell yea it’s “We” Future Hall of Famer!! You’re a legend @JasonKelce. Blood, sweat, tears, & glory in Philly. No one can take that away.
— Ryan Clark (@Realrclark25) September 29, 2026
You can still do your job the right way! Bump anyone saying differently.
No biggie.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Why Jason Kelce apologized during ESPN broadcast after Pat McAfee callout
