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Jason Kelce Has Hilarious On-Air Interaction with Married Fan Who Was ‘Only Here to See’ Him at Game
The retired NFL star’s fan interaction was caught on camera during ESPN’s “Monday Night Countdown” pregame show ahead of the Eagles-Packers game on Nov. 10
Jason Kelce may be retired from the NFL, but his fans still come to see him on the field!
The former Philadelphia Eagles center, 38, had a hilarious interaction with a fan during his live broadcast for ESPN’s pregame show, Monday Night Countdown, ahead of the Eagles-Packers game on Monday, Nov. 10.
As seen in a now-viral clip circling social media, a woman was spotted in the stands at Lambeau Field holding a sign created in full support of the retired NFL star. Both the text and interaction (or lack there of) amused Kelce and his fellow analysts.
“Packer fan by marriage. ‘Not Gonna Lie,’ only here to see Jason Kelce,” read the handwritten text on the poster.
The text on the sign was accompanied by a doodle of Jason wearing a green “ESPN” shirt and a cheesehead, plus the Packers logo.
When the camera focused on the fan, she was oblivious to the fact that had made it onto the broadcast (and was the topic of Kelce’s conversation).
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