Wibbitz Studio - ESPN hires Chip Kelly to be college football analyst - Former Oregon coach Chip Kelly is joining ESPN as a studio analyst next season. ESPN announced Friday it signed Kelly to a multiyear deal. Kelly will primarily be part of Saturday pregame, halftime and wrap-up shows on ESPN2. He will also provide NFL analysis on Sundays during SportsCenter. 53-year-old Kelly spent the last four seasons in the NFL, coaching the Philadelphia Eagles for three years and the San Francisco 49ers for one. Kelly was fired by the 49ers after going 2â€"14 last season. He was 26â€"21 with a playoff appearance for the Eagles.
ESPN hires Chip Kelly to be college football analyst
May 26, 2017 at 8:30 AM
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