Jason Kelce’s latest outfit on 'Monday Night Football' draws quite the response on social media

Jason Kelce is turning ESPN's "Monday Night Football" broadcasts into his own personal fashion show.

The former Philadelphia Eagles star, who joined ESPN's broadcast team after retiring from the NFL in March 2024, swiftly settled into his new role as a commentator and captured viewers' attention each week by showing off his evolving sense of style.

For the latest broadcast, Kelce appeared to channel his inner cowboy in honor of the Nov. 18 matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and the Houston Texans. The retired athlete appeared on "Monday Night Countdown" wearing a denim collared shirt, bolo tie, brown suspenders and a matching wide-brimmed Western hat.

When fellow "Monday Night Countdown" crew member and retired NFL player Marcus "Swagu" Spears asked Kelce if he owned the bolo tie before he touched down in Dallas in a clip shared on X, the 37-year-old replied, "No, I got it right off the plane ... and the hat."

Spears, who played for the Cowboys from 2005 to 2012, shook Kelce's hand and said, "I appreciate you ingratiating yourself in the Texas culture."

Kelce then clarified, "This is not a cowboy hat," before adding that he could never leave his Philly roots behind.

While Kelce was happy to cosplay as a rancher for a few hours, some social media users playfully teased his look, suggesting that he missed the mark.

Barstool Sports' Steven Cheah tweeted , "Jason Kelce looks like a Brooklyn mixologist waiting for your $26 drink order."

Another joked that Kelce resembled Victor French's character Mr. Edwards from "Little House on the Prairie."

A third said Kelce "looks like he's gonna rustle your cattle."

One account thought the former athlete looked like Smokey Bear, the iconic character in wildfire prevention ads.

"Jason Kelce here to remind you that 'Only you can prevent forest fires,'" the X user wrote .

One Swiftie decided to make a Taylor Swift reference given that the singer is dating Kelce's younger brother, Travis Kelce, and said , "Jason kelce is serving cowboy like me."

Even the official account for the "New Heights" podcast, which the Kelce brothers host together, joined in on the fun.

"Jason's lookin like a Texas local with this fit," the account tweeted .

Kelce has been trying out different looks since he made his ESPN debut during the NFL preseason in August. Here a look at what he's worn on previous shows:

Aug. 1, 2024: Jason Kelce channels the Olympics While on ESPN's "NFL Countdown" on Aug. 1, Kelce paired a gray suit with a navy beret decorated with Olympics pins .

"I'm still on Paris time. So I figured I'd go with the Paris headdress," he explained, referencing his travels over the summer to the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Sept. 9, 2024: Jason Kelce's colleague draws attention to his tight shirt On Sept. 9, Kelce was called out about a slight wardrobe mishap while on TV.

ESPN commentator Scott Van Pelt revealed that Kelce was "wearing a shirt he got at the mall because he left his travel bag in the truck."

Kelce said the shirt was "struggling" around his chest area as some skin peeked through between the buttons.

Sept. 16: Jason Kelce busts out a green tracksuit Kelce returned to Philadelphia for the "Monday Night Football" game between the Eagles and Atlanta Falcons on Sept. 16 and sported a green tracksuit to show support for his former team. He later changed into a button-down shirt and blazer .

Oct. 14, 2024: Jason Kelce resembles Fred Flintstone On Oct. 14, he embraced the Buffalo Bills Mafia and wore a Fred Flintstone costume over a blue suit with a matching fuzzy hat with horns.

After taking off the costume, he added a chicken wing necklace to complete his look, as the Bills' official X account pointed out.

Oct. 28, 2024: Jason Kelce wears a newsboy cap When the Pittsburgh Steelers faced the New York Giants on Oct. 28, he wore a newsboy cap and matching jacket .

Next up, football fans will get to see what Kelce embraces for the "Monday Night Football" game between the Baltimore Ravens and Los Angeles Chargers on Nov. 25.