Jason Kelce is one of the funniest TV sports commentators and his charisma and ability to try new and wild things on camera makes him an audience’s favorite.
The former Phidaldelphia Eagles’ center has had a very busy time outside of football with the very succesful podcast “New Height” along his brother, Kansas City Chiefs’ wide receiver Travis Kelce., as well as multiple appearances on ESPN shows.
Jason Kelce makes a very dangerous driving maneuver in Philadelphia and instantly regrets it
Not afraid of trying exciting and sometimes dangerous stunts, the latest of Kelces’ activities got him into a very dangerous move… literally.
Kelce was spotted driving a Philadelphia Eagles helmet car through the streets of the City of Brotherly Love while wearing his Mummers Parade outfit.
While wearing the costume, Kelce drove as the Eagles’ fight song ‘Fly Eagles Fly’ was heard playing. At the end of the video, a group of people was seen standing and observing the scene, which may seem to indicate that this was a staged scene, possibly for a commercial.
In a second video, Kelce was seen swerving the golf cart before trying to perform a u-turn. The former NFL player ended up crashing the cart by taking too sharp a turn – causing it to flip and roll over with him starting to fall out as the camera recording the scene pointed to the ground.
Let’s just hope he’s okay as people want to continue seeing him doing all kind of wild stunts and interviews for TV.
Jason Kelce’s late night show to debut on January 3, 2025.
Kelce has been a frequent co-host on Monday Night Football on ESPN, but he is set to get his own show at the start of 2025. Debuting on January 3 will be “They Call It Late Night with Jason Kelce”, a one-hour show that will be filmed in front of a live audience in Philadelphia. It’s an exciting endeavor for Kelce, although the planning hasn’t exactly been a smooth process.
Ross Ketover, a senior executive for NFL Films that is helping produce the show, called it “scary and nerve-wracking” in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
“Totally high-wire for us without a net. Comedy is hard, sports and comedy is hard, us doing essentially a live studio show is something very new and exciting, but Jason is just a force of nature, and we’re so excited to be in business with him.”
