According to Andrew Marchand of The Athletic, ESPN is actively pursuing Kelce to join their MNF broadcast. However, they are facing competition from other networks such as NBC, CBS, and Amazon Prime, all vying for Kelce’s services.
Over the years, Monday Night Football has undergone numerous changes as ESPN strives to find the perfect combination. Scott Van Pelt now leads the Monday Night Countdown coverage, and the commentary team was revamped with the addition of Joe Buck and Troy Aikman. As the 2024 season approaches, some familiar faces will remain, including SVP, Marcus Spears, Ryan Clark, and Michelle Beisner-Buck.
Robert Griffin III was once seen as a rising star at ESPN, but his momentum has recently stalled, prompting the network to consider a change. If Kelce is brought on board, he would likely fill Griffin’s role and emerge as a prominent voice on Monday Night Football.
