On Saturday, ESPN’s “College GameDay” set up their production as Penn State ahead of the team’s huge matchup against Ohio State. Former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce was a surprise guest for the show.
Of course, if you are familiar with the show, you know that fans and guests attempting to make a field goal are a fun part of it.
This week, Kelce attempted it himself but wasn’t wearing the right attire. He tried to do it while wearing Timbs.
However, Kelce is an amazing athlete and a shoo-in for the Hall of Fame, so he should be able to overcome his small handicap.
Host Pat McAfee even commented on it, saying, “I have it on good authority from Timbs, who I’ve never talked to in my life. If you make this, they’ll donate $200,000,” in a joking tone.
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Unfortunately, the pressure was too much for Klece, who didn’t have the length to make the field goal and might have sent it to a different zip code, with how hard he shanked it to the left.
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McAfee immediately started going in on Kelce repeating, “This guy sucks,” until telling Jason to just go have a seat.
Jason Kelce Has Stayed In The Spotlight Despite Retiring From The NFL
Because of his personality and knowledge of the sport, it was obvious that Kelce had a promising future as an NFL analyst after retiring.
He’s used that potential well as a recurring analyst on ESPN’s “Monday Night Countdown.”
It has also been reported that Kelce could be getting his own late-night show on ESPN. It would be the first of its kind and rely on the amazing personality Kelce has become known for.
