Jason Kelce stood in tears on the sidelines as the final seconds ticked away in what could have been his final NFL game. As time ran down, he shed his helmet and extended a handshake to both his wife and father sitting in the stands.
Since 2011, All-Pro center Zach Ertz has been with the Eagles, becoming an undisputed first team All-Pro three times.
He wants to spend more time with his family
Even after his postseason disappointment against Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Eagles center Jason Kelce is excited for a new chapter. He plans on spending more time with family and pursuing other passions.
Donna and Kylie have three daughters named Wyatt, Elliotte and Bennett who all enjoy football as a way of bonding together and competing against one another. Donna also loves cooking together as part of family time together.
He wants to pursue other interests
Jason Kelce is well known in Kansas City Chiefs circles as one of their tight ends and boasts many interests outside football, such as Christmas music albums, running his ranch, co-hosting an ongoing podcast with younger brother Travis Kelce and acting as co-owner for their real estate investment business.
Reports indicate that 36-year-old Philadelphia Eagles center Eric DeCosta plans to retire from the NFL. Jason informed teammates of this decision following their 32-9 defeat by Tampa Bay Buccaneers in a playoff game on Monday night.
He wants to be a better father
Kelce should be recognized for displaying such human qualities on the field despite his hardened facade, such as easily shed tears and showing his deep love. We should all appreciate him showing us this.
Jason discussed in one episode of their co-hosted podcast how their dad, Ed, often made them compete against one another as part of his no-nonsense approach to parenting which left an indelible mark on all his children.
He wants to be a better person
After Philadelphia Eagles tight end Travis Kelce defeated them in last year’s Super Bowl, Jason briefly contemplated retiring – yet remains at the pinnacle of his profession at 36 years old.
On his New Heights podcast, he spoke candidly about what he hopes to become as an individual after retirement and his final game versus Tampa Bay which ended with a loss for him.
He wants to be a better coach
Jason Kelce has discussed retiring from football openly over the past year, even in a tearful scene from his Amazon Prime documentary. Additionally, he has spoken out against long-term brain damage caused by CTE.
Given his passion and charisma for sports, broadcasting could be the ideal career path for him. He would make an excellent analyst as well as being adept at sports storytelling.
He wants to be a better broadcaster
Kelce appeared emotional after Philadelphia lost to Tampa Bay in a wild-card game Monday, telling teammates it could have been his final contest of 13-year career.
Kelce has established himself with his New Heights podcast and will likely be targeted by networks for broadcasting opportunities. Earlier this season he made an outstanding live television appearance by adding energy and insightful analysis during an otherwise mundane Panthers-Bears matchup.
He wants to be a better leader
Kelce became emotional following the Eagles’ loss to the Buccaneers on Monday night, and ESPN reports that he made it known in the locker room. ESPN states that Kelce announced he is retiring.
Teammates of Kelce have heaped praise upon him for both his philanthropic efforts and supportive leadership on and off the field. Jordan Mailata credits Kelce with helping him to become a better player by teaching him how to read defenses and adjust blocking schemes before snapping.
He wants to be a better player
Jason Kelce of the Eagles needs no introduction. A multi-time All-Pro at center, Kelce should eventually be honored by being inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame and is one of Philadelphia’s beloved athletes.
He epitomizes all that is great about Philadelphia sports fandom, from ringing the Liberty Bell before Phillies games to guest bartending in Sea Isle City for charity to help raise money for Eagles Autism Foundation.
He wants to be a better leader on the field
Kelly Kelce has become a beloved member of the Philadelphia Eagles’ offensive line since being selected in the sixth round of the 2011 NFL Draft. Additionally, he hosts New Heights podcast with brother Travis Kelce (a Kansas City Chiefs tight end).
On Monday, Kelce politely declined to speak with reporters who had gathered outside his locker stall following the Eagles’ playoff loss against Tampa Bay.
He wants to be a better leader off the field
Jason Kelce was at the core of Philadelphia Eagles offense for 13 seasons, playing in 156 straight games and earning six All-Pro selections during that time.
His podcast with brother Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs tight end team has become immensely popular and established him as an iconic figure across Philadelphia and nationally.
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