Jason Kelce Responds to Being on TV 'Too Much'

Some NFL fans are said to be tired of seeing Jason Kelce on TV a lot — and if so, Jason “couldn't agree more.”

Jason, 36, who has appeared in a series of commercials since announcing his retirement from the NFL in March, expressed his own opinion about X on Sunday, October 27.

His reaction was removed from X's post by the sportswriter Dov Kleiman Earlier in the day it read, “BREAKING: Many NFL fans were upset to see “so much” of Jason Kelce on TV. Do you agree?”

Jason replied, “I strongly disagree, how is it possible to record so many commercials. Wyatt sees enough of me, he doesn't need to see more of Dad's face or jokes—y in 4K!” The post refers to one of his three daughters, Wyatt, 4, who lives with his wife Kylie Kelce. (The pair also have daughters, Ellie, 3, and Bennett, 1.)

Jason added that Wyatt, “loves Hank though,” apparently referring to the fictional bison, said by. Beck Bennettfrom several Buffalo Wild Wings commercials.

In addition to Buffalo Wild Wings, Jason has appeared in commercials for the NFL, as well as brands including Tide, General Mills and Campbell's. Many advertisements also featured his brother, Travis Kelce.

Commercials aren't the only TV spots Jason is currently working on. The former Philadelphia Eagles center has started a pregame commentary role with ESPN that he will appear on Monday Night Countdown. The weekly role means you stay on screens when the countdown is on Monday Night Football.

Also, Jason is reportedly in talks to star in another project with a sports channel. A The Puck A report published on Thursday, October 24, said that Jason is in talks about hosting the late-night show.

Some details revealed that the show will not be a “flashy or repetitive show,” but a vehicle for Jason to connect with other athletes and celebrities. The report said the show could air on five consecutive Friday nights — 1 a.m. ET, technically — starting in January, and the network hopes the timing will allow clips of the show to air over the weekend.

Related: Jason Kelce Is Reportedly In Talks To Host A New ESPN Late Night Show

Jason Kelce is reportedly in talks to further his relationship with the World Sports Leader. Kelce, 36, is in talks with ESPN about hosting a late-night show on the network, according to a Puck report published Thursday, Oct. 24. The outlet says the show won't be a “highlight or recap show,” but […]

ESPN did not provide comment when contacted by Us Weekly at that time.

Jason also provides inspiration for TV shows that don't even star.

Chip Gaines revealed on Wednesday, October 23, episode of Today that he is the inspiration behind the Magnolia Network series Man vs. Hamster he came out looking at Jason. “I feel like I'm inspired — it was a couple, maybe six, eight months back — and Jason Kelce, he's ripping his shirt off on some field,” Gaines said on the show. “Something at the time inspired me with this idea: hamsters versus humans. So, I feel that I have to throw him a bone in the sense that I feel that he is the one who inspired the whole idea.”