Jason Kelce may have retired from the NFL, but he isn't taking a break from delivering some fresh looks. The former Philadelphia Eagles center made his ESPN debut Thursday, Aug. 1, where he appeared on ESPN Bet. During his appearance, it's evident that his time in the city of love and fashion made an impact on him.
Kelce, 36, joined panelists Scott Van Pelt, Ryan Clark, and Marcus Spears in a discussion ahead of the 2024 Pro Football Hall of Fame Game between the Houston Texans and Chicago Bears. While on air, Kelce wore a white shirt, a gray coat, and a stylish beret, following his return from the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
The beret was bedecked with a series of colorful pins and patches.
The French-inspired look was a hit among the cohosts, with Van Pelt saying, "We welcome you to the group, man! I wasn't sure if you'd wear a tie, I did not know you were going to rock the beret fresh off the plane [from] the Olympics."
Kelce credited the look to his jet lag, saying, "I'm still on Paris time, so I [felt] I'd go with the Paris headdress."
This won't be the last time we see Kelce on ESPN. This upcoming NFL season, Kelce will be a panelist on Monday Night Football. In an interview with GQ, Kelce explained how he believes his performance on the gridiron will translate onto the screen.
"I think when you're forced to look at the game that way as a player, it allows you to have more of a holistic view on football in general," Kelce said. "And I'm looking forward, very much, to being able to take that frame of reference and that knowledge base and offer that as a reference to viewers and hopefully help educate them."
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