In a moment of levity for the crew, Van Pelt and Kelce would try to walk the moment back. Kelce explained that he simply “doesn’t like picking touchdowns.” Fellow former player analyst Ryan Clark eventually jumped in, saying he foresaw a big game for Los Angeles running back Kyren Williams and “not because anyone told me to.”

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The ratings for the debut episode of the former Eagles center’s Friday night/Saturday morning talk show, “They Call It Late Night with Jason Kelce,” were “not particularly good,” in the words of Puck sports business expert John Ourand.

Jason Kelce has reason to be a bit glum. His first episode of "They Call It Late Night With Jason Kelce" averaged a mere 290,000 viewers on ESPN, per Puck’s John Ourand. That's not good. RELATED: Kylie Kelce dunks on haters after dethroning Joe Rogan as top podcast But Ourand also adds: Most critics and viewers said it simply wasn't funny despite Kelce's personality and charm.

It’s clear that ESPN is committed full-stop to helping Jason Kelce’s post-football media career become a success. The problem is the network may be alienating

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It seems as though he was always cheering for the other team,” Kylie Kelce said of Joe Buck during Friday night's taping of Jason Kelce's new late-night show in Philly.