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Mike Florio
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When Travis Kelce retires from the NFL, he'll likely land in an NFL broadcast booth. His brother, Jason, is getting a head start.
As expected, Jason Kelce will participate in the calling of games for ESPNFL in 2026.
ESPN has announced that Kelce will join the Dave Pasch/Kurt Warner team for four of the seven NFL Network games in 2026: Colts vs. Commanders in London on October 4, Eagles vs. Jaguars in London on October 11, Steelers vs. Saints in France on October 25, and one of the two NFLN games to be played on Saturday, December 26.
The other three games will be handled by Bob Wichusen and Louis Riddick: Texans vs. Jaguars in London on October 18, Bengals vs. Falcons in Madrid on November 8, and the other NFLN game on December 26.
Kelce will continue to appear on Monday Night Countdown, in addition to the four games he'll call for NFL Network.
The move reflects a further blurring of the lines between ESPN and NFL Network, which will likely become more and more blurry over time. Until, eventually, there's no line at all.
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As expected, Jason Kelce will participate in the calling of games for ESPNFL in 2026.
ESPN has announced that Kelce will join the Dave Pasch/Kurt Warner team for four of the seven NFL Network games in 2026: Colts vs. Commanders in London on October 4, Eagles vs. Jaguars in London on October 11, Steelers vs. Saints in France on October 25, and one of the two NFLN games to be played on Saturday, December 26.
The other three games will be handled by Bob Wichusen and Louis Riddick: Texans vs. Jaguars in London on October 18, Bengals vs. Falcons in Madrid on November 8, and the other NFLN game on December 26.
Kelce will continue to appear on Monday Night Countdown, in addition to the four games he'll call for NFL Network.
The move reflects a further blurring of the lines between ESPN and NFL Network, which will likely become more and more blurry over time. Until, eventually, there's no line at all.
Continue reading...