Jason Kelce may be shouting “D’oh!” after attempting to make a joke on ESPN.

The former Eagles center found himself trying to walk back an attempt at humor during “Monday Night Countdown” when he jokingly called Arlington and Dallas, Texas the “ʙuттhole and armpit of America.”

Kelce was trying to play off a joke that Mina Kimes had made moments before as the “Monday Night Countdown” crew interacted with the animated versions of Kimes, Dan Orlovsky and Drew Carter, who were calling the special “Simpsons” themed alt-cast of the Monday night game. 

The alt-cast version of the Bengals-Cowboys clash was being played “live” from Springfield, the fictional town the “Simpsons” characters live in.

During the interaction between the two broadcasts, Kimes called Springfield “The Armpit of America’s ʙuтт-Crack,” which is a direct reference to the show and one of the nicknames for the city.

As Scott Van Pelt brought “Monday Night Countdown” back to AT&T stadium, he identified they were back “in the state of Texas, Arlington, Dallas …”

That’s when Kelce jumped in: “Also the ʙuттhole and armpit of America.”

The panel quickly reacted with shock at Kelce’s comments as the former Eagle clarified that he was “just joking.”

“Guys, it was just a joke because of what Mina said,” Kelce tried to explain.

However, Van Pelt questioned whether the ex-NFC East rival to the Cowboys was really joking.

“We’re having fun here,” Kelce protested. “I love Dallas. We got the cowboy hats.”

Kelce is in his first season as a member of the “Monday Night Countdown” crew after retiring from the NFL in March after 13 years with the Eagles.

He has skyrocketed to fame through the highly successful podcast “New Heights” that he co-hosts with his brother Chiefs тιԍнт end Travis Kelce, who is also dating music superstar Taylor Swift.

The attempted joke wasn’t the only shenanigans that Kelce got up to during the broadcast, he also took a bite of a pink “Simpsons” themed donut and signed it for a fan.