ESPN has signed Kelce to a three-year contract paying $1.8 million annually for his appearances on their Monday night football coverage, according to Steve Brenner of the Sun
Not to mention, the deal comes with a hefty $1 million sign-on incentive.
jAson Kelce is expected to ink a large contract after retiring, his move from the NFL to ESPN is creating waves.
After a stellar 13-year career, the former center for the Philadelphia Eagles will return to "Monday Night Countdown" in the 2018 campaign.
ESPN has signed Kelce to a three-year contract paying $1.8 million annually for his appearances on their Monday night football coverage, according to Steve Brenner of the Sun.
Not to mention, the deal comes with a hefty $1 million sign-on incentive.
Prior to ESPN winning him over, media behemoths like Amazon, CBS, and NBC were rumored to be chasing Kelce's signature.
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, Kelce concluded that the network was his best option.
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