During ESPN’s broadcast of the first Monday Night Football game, former All-Pro center and future Hall-of-Famer Jason Kelce also debuted as an analyst. With so many years of experience on the football field, he should give a refreshing and interesting voice to hear.

Jason Kelce during MNFJason Kelce during MNF (Photos via @_MLFootball X)However, when the game went to halftime, and he officially made his debut, he delivered one of the funniest lines nobody expected to hear. While talking about his weight loss, Kelce also said, “My t*ts are struggling.”

It got laughs from everyone on the broadcast, especially from the people on social media.

“As a Cowboys fan, I’m so glad he retired. Now I can genuinely enjoy the guy and his dad jokes and humor instead of being mad at him for being good at football,” said one comment.

“Anyone who expected any different has never really watched Jason Kelce. This is completely on brand, and one of the reasons Philly loves him so much,” said another.

“This is what football needed,” a third joked.

“sounds like he started off with a bang!” a fourth added.

Considering this is just the first game of the season, you can certainly expect a lot more moments like this from Kelce.

Jason Kelce Has A Three Year Deal With ESPN

Kelce is just one of the many former NFL players who have eventually found their way to being a broadcaster or analyst.

Kelce, in particular, will be starting his new career with ESPN after signing a three-year deal back in March. According to the deal, he will make $1.8 million a year and was even given a $1 million signing bonus.

If his career as an analyst is anywhere near as good as his time in the NFL, Kelce will be on TV for a long time