Jason Kelce made his rude remark early in Monday’s ESPN broadcast ESPN The Kelce brothers on the golf course in the summer Getty
Host Scott Van Pelt revealed to viewers that Kelce had to buy a shirt at the mall after misplacing his travel bag.
“It fits my belly now I’ve lost a little bit of weight but my t**s are still struggling,” Kelce said.
That didn’t go down well with all viewers for sure, but Kansas City Chiefs star Travis obviously enjoyed what he was watching.
“What a natural!!” he wrote on X.
Jason himself replied to a fan, who questioned his rather rude reference.
“Jason, can you says ‘t**s’ on TV?” the fan asked.
“I don’t know, did they bleep it?” Jason responded.
“The fact that a Hall of Fame center can shop at Lululemon, that’s big, man. That’s a big accomplishment,” said Ryan Clark, a former NFL safety and analyst on ESPN.
Despite that early indiscretion, Jason soon settled into his new role, showing what an asset he can be for ESPN in this 2024 season.
He will be on their pregame Monday show between 6pm and 8pm every week.
The 49ers got their season off to a winning start in California, beating the Jets 32-19.
Next week’s Monday Night Football will see Kelce and the team watch the Washington Commanders at the Cincinnati Bengals.
Center Jason played for the Philadelphia Eagles for 13 seasons before tearfully announcing his retirement in March.
Travis was in tears too at the end of an era, which included Super Bowl glory for Jason in 2018.
The pair have teamed up for a hugely successful podcast called “New Heights” and have become two of the best known sports personalities in the US.
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