Jason Kelce, a six-time First Team All-Pro center, is now a broadcast analyst for ESPN. Kelce played each of his 13 NFL seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles. So when he takes the desk as an analyst for Eagles games, it can be difficult to separate from his bias.
At halftime of last night's "Monday Night Football" matchup between the Eagles and Bears, Kelce continuously referred to his former Philadelphia squad as "we." "We played really well offensively. We shot ourselves in the foot, but we've moved the ball, ran the ball well," Kelce said. ESPN's Pat McAfee called out Kelce for "a lot of we talk." "Sorry.
Sorry, Bears fans," Kelce said. The Eagles went into the halftime break trailing 10-7 after a buzzer-beating tush-push touchdown from Jalen Hurts at the end of the second quarter. The Bears, led by veteran quarterback Case Keenum, dominated in the second half.
Chicago came out on top with a 27-7 final score at Soldier Field, handing the Eagles their first loss of the 2026 NFL season. The Eagles will face off against the Los Angeles Rams in a Week 4 matchup this coming Sunday, while the Bears are set for a matchup against the New York Jets.
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