As if coming back from a 28-3 deficit in Super Bowl LI to defeat the Falcons in the greatest Super Bowl comeback of all time wasn't enough, former New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick took several digs at Atlanta during his appearance on the "ManningCast'' on "Monday Night Football.

Jason Kelce is well aware his Philadelphia homecoming took center stage on ESPN’s “Monday Night Football” coverage between his former Eagles team and the Falcons.

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Ahead of the show, the retired Philadelphia Eagles center, 36, appeared at a fan event, where he busted some dance moves and threw beers into the crowd. Both fans, and Jason's brother Travis, 34, suggested that Jason may have been inebriated.

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Jason Kelce put on quite the show for ESPN's "Monday Night Football" broadcast this week. The recently retired Philadelphia Eagles center didn't hold back when returning to Philly, showing off his dance moves and commentary in what many viewers considered to be an over-the-top Eagles theme.

During this Monday night's game between the Atlanta Falcons and Philadelphia Eagles, ESPN had Jason Kelce join Troy Aikman and Joe Buck in the broadcast booth. He only stayed for the third quarter. NFL fans complained about ESPN's decision to let Kelce comment on the Falcons-Eagles game,