GGet ready, Philly! Jason Kelcethe beloved ex Eagles star and current analyst of Monday Night Countdown, is coming into the late night spotlight. That’s right: he’s launching his own program ESPNand will debut this January in his hometown. Kelce shared the exciting news during an appearance on ABC Jimmy Kimmel live!
Titled They call it Late Night with Jason Kelcethe show will air at 1am during the Friday/Saturday night hours, starting from 3/4 January. Fans can take it on ESPN, ESPN+, and both ESPN and Jason Kelce’s official YouTube channelssignificantly expanding its audience. ESPN has ordered five episodes, the last of which is scheduled for Feb. 1, airing at 1:30 p.m
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Filming will take place at Union move to Philadelphiacomplete with live audience. The show promises a “personality-driven” format, drawing inspiration from classic late-night television focusing on that weekend’s NFL games. Expect famous guests from the world of football and beyond! NFL Films, along with Kelce’s Wooderboy Productions and Skydance Sports, will be behind the scenes.
Even if the show will not be live, it will be recorded a few hours before broadcast.will capture the essence of traditional late night showsfeaturing a live band, Philly’s Snacktime, and interactive segments with the football-loving audience. The title is a fun nod to this They call it professional footballthe first feature film produced by NFL Films in 1967, which has its roots in Philadelphia.
Kelce’s show aims to revitalize late-night television
This venture is an exciting move for ESPN, especially as late-night formats are evolving. With fewer viewers tuning in to traditional TV, Kelce’s show offers a refreshing, filming outside the usual hubs of New York and Los Angeles. Guests will have to make a special trip to Philadelphia, adding further charm.
Kelce’s vibrant personality made him a sought-after media figure following his retirement from the NFL earlier this year. He signed with ESPN for their studio show Monday Night Football and co-hosts the popular podcast New heights with his brother, Travis Kelcewhich is also causing a sensation in Hollywood.
