Jason Kelce joining ESPN for NFL's Monday Night Football following his retirement from the Eagles: 'MNF just got even better'
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Jason Kelce retired from the NFL after a Hall of Fame career with the Eagles. NBC, CBS and Amazon were reportedly among those interested in hiring Kelce. MORE: Travis Kelce 'earning just $750k' to host Are You Smarter Than a Celebrity

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