Jason Kelce shares with Philly’s teammates he is retiring

Philadelphia Eagles legend Jason Kelce shared with his teammates in Monday night’s postgame locker room that he will not continue playing in the NFL.

Jason Kelce has elevated the game of football and the awareness of just how awesome Offensive Lineman are. He is a Hall of Famer on the field and off it he is a STAR. Congrats on retirement my brother, you gave the game everything you had. pic.twitter.com/pgJfpHncn6

— Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) January 16, 2024

Jason (36) was visibly emotional at the end of Philadelphia’s 32-9 wild-card postseason match defeat against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The 6^th time All-Pro and future Hall of Famer has considered retiring in the past, but this time, it will happen.

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Kelce didn’t talk with the media after the match, sharing: “No guys, not today.” He competed in the current campaign on a 1-year deal and will become a free agent in March.

A 6^th round draft selection in 2011, Jason has spent his entire 13 seasons career with Philadelphia. He has been 1 of the crucial players for a franchise that has made 6 playoff appearances and played in 2 Super Bowls in the last 7 years.

One of the greatest players and men our game has ever seen:
– 13 seasons with the @Eagles
– Super Bowl LII Champion
– 7x Pro Bowls
– 6x First-team All-Pro

Congrats on an incredible career, @JasonKelce. 👏 pic.twitter.com/4WELORWlsV

— NFL (@NFL) January 16, 2024