Jason Kelce apologises for breaking TV broadcasting rule on ESPN

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 30 Sept, 18:32 · Archive

ESPN analyst Jason Kelce apologised during Monday Night Football coverage for breaching a broadcasting convention.

Jason Kelce, an analyst for ESPN's Monday Night Football coverage in Chicago, broke what outlets describe as a cardinal rule of broadcasting. The New York Post reports that fired analyst Ryan Clark defended Kelce over the controversy, which involved polarising use of the word 'we' when discussing the Eagles.

How it is being reported

• Ryan Clark jumps to Jason Kelce’s defense over polarizing use of ‘we’ describing EaglesJason Kelce broke the cardinal rule of broadcasting, but at least fired ESPN analyst Ryan Clark has his back.New York Post · 30 Sept, 17:13
• ESPN analyst Jason Kelce is forced to apologize to viewers after breaking golden rule of TV broadcastingJason Kelce committed an analyst's cardinal sin during ESPN's broadcast of Monday Night Football as he joined Scott Van Pelt and Pat McAfee in Chicago to cover his former team's game.Daily Mail Sport · 29 Sept, 03:50

In this story: Jason Kelce · ESPN · Ryan Clark · Chicago · Philadelphia Eagles

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