Jason Kelce is one of the most popular personalities in the NFL, not just in terms of football proficiency on the field but also because of personality off the field as well. He was part of a leadership role in the Eagles Super Bowl LII win before he retired but keeps on enjoying popularity as a sports analyst and as a co-host on the podcast he runs with his brother Travis, called "New Heights". Recently, he made an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live and let everyone know he is launching a new late-night show called "They Call It Late Night with Jason Kelce", which will kick off on ESPN in the NFL playoffs.
A Football Fans Talk Show and Beyond
Kelce's late-night show launches on January 3, during the final weekend of the NFL season. The five-week program will showcase comedy, interviews, and behind-the-scenes experiences into the world of the NFL. According to Kelce during his announcement, the program will bring some of the biggest stars in NFL history, former teammates, coaches, and celebrities to give fans a unique chance to learn from the most influential persons in sport and entertainment.
A Nod to Football History
Jason has named his first ever show in memory of the classic NFL documentary called “They Call It Pro Football” which was released back in 1967. This was the first full length feature that was produced by the NFL and is highly acclaimed.
Live Show for the First Time Ever for Jason
The show will have the first four episodes recorded at the Union Transfer concert hall, in Philadelphia. ESPN will air everything at 1 a.m. ET, from January 4 to final broadcast on February 1. Catch it again on ESPN2, or see episodes streamed online via ESPN+ or Kelce's YouTube channels.
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Well, with its very special cocktail of football culture, humor, and entertainment, "They Call It Late Night with Jason Kelce" promises to catch the feel of watching the NFL in a whole new way.
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