Patrick Mahomes cheered on Jason Kelce’s brilliant dance moves at the Philadelphia Eagles tailgate party as part of his new gig with ESPN’s “Monday Night Football”
Patrick Mahomes couldn’t help but cheer on Jason Kelce’s wild antics at the Philadelphia Eagles tailgate party before their “Monday Night Football” game against the Atlanta Falcons.
The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback took to X, posting several laughing emojis followed by “go crazy then” in response to a funny video of Kelce breaking out some truly unorthodox dance moves. Set to a club remix of Tommy Richman’s hit “Million Dollar Baby,” Kelce’s performance was described as a “10 out of 10,” featuring snaps, stomps, fist pumps, and an energetic running man.
Dressed in a Kelly green tracksuit, Kelce took the stage beside the Eagles mascot as confetti cannons burst around him. With ESPN’s “Monday Night Countdown” crew watching, Kelce brought his signature energy to the pre-game festivities. The crowd was filled with a sea of green jerseys—mostly sporting his name from last season and a mix of Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley. They roared excitedly after seeing their freshly retired NFL All-Pro return to the organization.
“Philadelphia, are you ready for ‘Monday Night football’, baby?” Kelce shouted to the hyped-up crowd. “The Eagles are back in Philadelphia, and I brought a bunch of my boys along with me!”
Moments later, team legends Fletcher Cox and Nick Foles joined Kelce on stage, making the moment even more iconic for Eagles fans. Kelce was also shown in the parking lot with Eagles fans who carted their grills fixed on the back of their pickup trucks. The ex-Eagles center walked around as a normal civilian among the fans, even sharing beers with fans of the team.
Kelce made a splash in his media debut as an analyst during ESPN’s coverage of the San Francisco 49ers 32-19 victory over the New York Jets on “Monday Night Football”. It wasn’t just his insights on the game that grabbed attention; it was a wardrobe malfunction that left fans and viewers, including Tayor Swift, laughing.
Kelce arrived for his first day on the job only to realize he had forgotten his travel bag and all his clothes. The minor delay led to a last-minute shopping spree, where he picked up a way too small shirt.
As the broadcast began, and Kelce stood alongside Scott Van Pelt and Ryan Clark for introductions, NFL viewers didn’t take long to notice that his shirt buttons were one sneeze away from bursting. A brief glimpse of his chest was visible on live TV as the buttons struggled under pressure.
Travis Kelce reported that he and his popstar girlfriend laughed along with America after Jason explained the wardrobe malfunction. NFL fans have referred to Kelce’s retirement as him “Living his best life” while still promoting ideals of community and service in Philadelphia.
