Jason Kelce’s work alongside Dave Pasch and Kurt Warner during NFL Network’s London broadcast of the Eagles-Jaguars game offered viewers a perspective rooted in his years as an offensive lineman, according to Fox News’ OutKick report published Oct. 11, 2026.
The broadcast turned to Jacksonville’s long-snapping situation after long snapper Ross Matiscik suffered a shoulder injury. The Jaguars used defensive tackle DaVon Hamilton as a replacement. Kelce, who said he had long-snapped in high school, discussed the challenge of performing the job at a large size and praised Hamilton’s effort.
Warner contributed a quarterback’s perspective, while Kelce spoke about the work in front of the quarterback. The report argued that the contrast added depth to the coverage of a position that receives less attention than quarterback play.
Some viewers on X objected to Kelce calling a game involving the Eagles, his former team, and questioned whether he showed bias. Other complaints focused on how much he spoke. The report’s author said Kelce’s praise of Eagles coach Nick Sirianni for a late first-half timeout was excessive, but disagreed that Kelce dominated the three-person booth.
The report also cited positive reactions to Kelce’s performance and suggested game broadcasts could benefit from more former offensive linemen in analyst roles. That assessment is commentary, rather than an independently established measure of viewer response or broadcast quality.
