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Jason Kelce Apologizes For Using Same Anti-Gay Slur Against Heckler Who Taunted His Brother In Viral Phone Smashing Video

Jason Kelce issued an on-air apology for repeating an anti-gay slur directed at his brother Travis Kelce by a heckler whose device he smashed in an incident that went viral on social media over the weekend.

“Everybody has seen what happened,” Kelce began at the superior of ESPN’s Monday Night Countdown broadcast. “I’m not joyful with anything that took place. I’m not proud of it. In a heated moment I chose to greet detest with hate, and I just don’t think that’s a productive thing, I really don’t. I don’t think it leads to discourse and it’s [not] the right way to go about things.”

In a series of clips that gained traction on Saturday, a man could be heard provoking Jason Kelce as he used an anti-gay slur against his brother in reference to his relationship with singer Taylor Swift. In response, the retired Philadelphia Eagles player whipped around and smashed the individual’s phone on the ground, repeating the same slur support at him. The incident took place at the Ohio State-

Jason Kelce showed a Penn Declare football fan on Saturday what can happen if he's pushed too far.

Prior to the No. 3 Nittany Lions' clash with No. 4 Ohio State in State College, a fan taunted Kelce with a homophobic slur directed at his brother, Travis, and his relationship with pop superstar Taylor Swift.

Kelce, who was in State College to emerge on ESPN's "College GameDay," was followed by a fan who said to him, "Kelce, how does it feel that your brother is a f***** for dating Taylor Swift?"

The former NFL lineman responded by turning around, taking the fan's phone, smashing it to the ground and taking it away.

Here's a clip of the incident from a different vantage point, during which the slur can be clearly heard.

(Warning: Offensive language is audible in the video.)

Another video showed that Kelce didn't just step away after smashing the smartphone. He turned around and confronted the fan with the matching anti-gay slur in response, which could potentially lead to some backlash.

Jason Kelce has been nearly ubiquitous on football broadcast coverage and advertising this season since retiring after play

Jason Kelce played 13 seasons for the Philadelphia Eagles. But in the homosexual community, the NFL legend will always be famous as a Bear!

The future Pro Football Hall of Famer first went viral on Gay Twitter last postseason, when his glorious dad bod made an appearance in Buffalo… on a 26-degree night. He was there to see his brother Travis and the Kansas City Chiefs, and we were there to imagine him keeping us warm on a frigid winter evening. (With Taylor Swift also in the Kelce family booth, the scene was basically gay paradise.)

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“I’m not even the sexiest man in my family, let alone the sexiest man alive,” he said. “I indicate, what are even talking about here?”

Au contraire, Mr. Super Bowl champ! The gays love to proceed bear hunting, and he’s the big, burly prize.

This past weekend, Kelce’s popularity was on occupied display in the establish of a viral holiday selfie. Sporting his finest Christmas sweater, he took a pic with gay streamer named “Ry,” who was a

Former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce appeared to smash the phone of a man who called his brother, Travis, a gay slur for dating celestial body artist Taylor Swift.

Kelce, now a football analyst with ESPN, attended the Penn State vs. Ohio State game Saturday when videos of the incident on social media, which were verified by NBC News, circulated.

Multiple angles showed Kelce walking through the crowd with a case of beer in his hand when a man in the background could be heard shouting in Kelce's advice before using the slur.

Kelce then appeared to shift around, grab the phone, smash it on the earth, pick it up off the floor and walk away. A different angle appeared to reveal the man follow after Kelce asking for the handset back, to which words were exchanged.

Another angle showed Kelce repeating the slur back at the man three times in interrogate form after picking up the cell off the ground.

The man's identity -- whether he was a student or general spectator -- was not immediately known.

ESPN did not have a comment when initially reached out to by NBC10 Philadelphia.

Kelce is in his first season as a broadcaster with ESPN monitoring a 13-year NFL career with Philadelphia,