Kelce's sin?He called the team in burgundy and gold the Washington Redskins.Gasp!Former player Jason Kelce reacts prior to the game between the Washington Commanders and the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium.The game took place in Kansas City, Missouri, on Oct.
27, 2025.(Jamie Squire/Getty Images)CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL BATTLES NEWSOM'S STATE LAW ORDERING IT TO CHANGE 'INDIANS' MASCOTThis is actually nothing if you're a normal person who is aware the Commanders were the Redskins for decades until that name got canceled by an outcry to mostly liberal voices claiming "Redskins" is a racist insult.(Native Americans have both agreed and vehemently disagreed the term is racist – it mostly depends on what group with an agenda one asks).Anyway, back to Kelce.
Look, he's still trying to settle into his broadcasting role three years after retiring from the Philadelphia Eagles.He was a 13-year NFL center of the highest caliber, so he's outstanding at explaining offensive line play.Former NFL player and ESPN commentator Jason Kelce is on the sidelines during the game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, on Nov.4, 2024.
(Denny Medley/Imagn Images)This booth analyst gig is mostly new for Kelce and he got all fired up explaining the Commanders' play in the secondary."Washington's secondary has been great on third down," Kelce said under replays of plays by the unit."...When you're in man to man coverage, it just takes one missed tackle, and that can turn into a huge play."The Redskins right now are doing a great job of not only staying tight, but making the play when the ball is in the receiver's hand and keeping it short of the sticks."Play-by-play announcer Dave Pasch immediately chimed in, "Commanders.
You did it."ESPN Monday Night Football broadcaster Jason Kelce is on the set before a game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Atlanta Falcons at Lincoln Financial Field on Sept.16, 2024,...