“Jason Kelce Talks Nonstop”: Jason Whitlock Posts to Beg Eagles Legend to “Shut Up” During London Game Broadcast

Former ESPN analyst Jason Whitlock seemed unimpressed with Jason Kelce in the broadcast booth for the Jacksonville Jaguars' 19-17 win over the Philadelphia Eagles in London. The former Eagles center is working as an analyst for NFL Network alongside play-by-play announcer Dave Pasch and Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner. The game is being played at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London.

While the game was going on, Whitlock criticized Kelce for his constant use of "Jesus" while sharing his views on the on-field action.

"What is Jason Kelce doing? Why is he speaking Jesus name in vain during a football broadcast? What was funny? Kurt Warner needs to check him, not laugh it off," Whitlock wrote on X.

A few minutes later, Whitlock called out Kelce for his "non stop" talking.

Finally, when Whitlock got frustrated with Kelce, he wrote:

It's unclear what remarks Kelce made that sparked Whitlock's reactions.

Jason Kelce Covers Eagles For First Time With NFL Network

Jason Kelce has been in the booth for many NFL games, but not the Eagles. Like his brother, Travis Kelce, Jason spent his entire career with only one team. He played 13 seasons for the Eagles from 2011 through 2023. The former sixth-round pick helped the Eagles defeat the New England Patriots 41-33 in Super Bowl LII. His career also included seven Pro Bowl selections.

For the first time since his retirement, Kelce made his first Eagles assignment for NFL Network against the Jaguars on Sunday. He had made his NFL Network debut the previous week , calling the Colts-Commanders game in London on Oct. 4.

During the game, Kelce offered insights. He shed light on Jacksonville's emergency long-snapping situation after Ross Matiscik suffered a shoulder injury. Moreover, when Jaguars defensive tackle DaVon Hamilton stepped in, Kelce explained the challenges of the position from his own experience as a former offensive lineman. A report from OutKick used this as an example to show why the NFL needs more offensive linemen in the booth.

Kelce announced his retirement on March 4, 2024, following the 2023 season.

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