Jason Kelce On-Air Apology
Jason Kelce issues an on-air apology after accidentally referring to the Philadelphia Eagles as 'we'.
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Former Philadelphia Eagles center and ESPN analyst Jason Kelce apologized on air after repeatedly saying “we” while discussing the Eagles’ first-half performance against the Chicago Bears. Co-host Pat McAfee teased him about identifying with Philadelphia, prompting Kelce to say, “Sorry, Bears fans.” The Eagles trailed 10-7 at halftime but ultimately lost 27-7, despite Kelce’s optimism about their chances of rallying.
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Both teams dealt with quarterback disruptions: Chicago turned to veteran Case Keenum after Caleb Williams and Tyson Bagent were injured, while Jalen Hurts briefly left the game for the medical tent after taking a hard hit.
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Kelce spent all 13 seasons of his NFL career with Philadelphia after being selected by the Eagles in the sixth round of the 2011 draft, and won a Super Bowl with the team.
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Kelce has previously described his connection to the city as extending beyond football, saying in 2023, “I’m very grateful to have been able to play here and insert myself and my family into Philadelphia and fully call myself a Philadelphian here.”
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The Eagles loss ended a season-opening two-game winning streak, leaving Philadelphia with a 2-1 record.
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