Jason Kelce shows bias toward Eagles, Browns during ESPN coverage
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 20, 2026, 6:29 AM
Last updated Oct 20, 2026

Jason Kelce, during ESPN's coverage, celebrated the Cleveland Browns' victory over the Baltimore Ravens and their strong 4-2 start. His use of 'we' when discussing the Browns and Eagles has raised concerns about his impartiality as an analyst. Kelce, a former Eagles player, has struggled to detach from his past ties to Philadelphia. ESPN has attempted to address his language issues without success. His next appearance will be in Paris for the Steelers and Saints international matchup.
- •Kelce celebrated Cleveland's 4-2 record during ESPN coverage.
- •He used 'we' to refer to both the Eagles and the Browns.
- •ESPN producer acknowledged ongoing challenges with Kelce's language.
- •Kelce's next gig is in Paris for Steelers vs. Saints.
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"Jason Kelce has given ESPN another reminder that retirement has not made him a neutral NFL observer, and his latest celebration suggests the network faces a bigger challenge than simply separating him from the Philadelphia Eagles. The former All-Pro centre has already faced questions over his habit of referring to Philadelphia as “we”, but he has now extended that loyalty to his hometown Cleveland Browns following their victory over the Baltimore Ravens.
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