Jason Kelce to Officially Give Retirement Speech on New Heights Podcast With Brother Travis Tomorrow?

Philadelphia Eagles‘ defeat to Tampa Bay Buccaneers not only ended their season but also brought down curtains on the career of the long-time servant of the Jason Kelce. The 7X Pro Bowler and the Super Bowl winner informed teammates that he’s retiring following his 13th season. Fans now await when Kelce will officially make the announcement. Will we see Jason Kelce bid farewell on the next offering of the New Heights podcast with his brother Travis an exciting platform?

Jason Kelce looked emotional on the field and declined to speak to reporters following the playoff exit. It is now possible we get to hear from Kelce on his popular podcast.

“Special” Jason Kelce bids adieu to a stellar NFL career

ESPN’s Adam Schefter and NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo both reported the news that Kelce, who spent his entire NFL career at the Eagles is calling it a day. Kelce hasn’t made an official announcement yet but could look to address his fans in the more comfortable settings of his podcast alongside his brother. Last year also, Jason Kelce talked to his brother about how much time he has left to give on the field.

Kelce had said, “If I’m being honest my body is starting to fall apart. It’s my 12th year. I couldn’t even do training camp this year. I got surgery in the middle of it… Every joint in my body could use a clean up. I think my body is definitely starting to tell me some things.” That season Jason Kelce lost the Super Bowl LVII against his younger brother’s Kansas City Chiefs. He was then undecided about a return until Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni sent him a couple of kegs of beer and Jason Kelce announced his return. But it looks this time Sirianni may have to come to terms with his star player’s exit.

After the game, when asked about the prospects of losing his star center Sirianni said, “I love him. Yeah, obviously, we’re not there at that position yet – ready to talk about that, but he’s special and I love him. He’s one of the most special guys I’ve been around.” Philly QB Jalen Hurts also paid tribute to Jason Kelce.

Hurts told the reporters, “He’s a legend in the city. Really in the league. I don’t want to do a disservice to him and the things he’s been able to do and overcome. His journey to where he is now didn’t come easy. It’s been a long, long time coming for him, and every year since I’ve been here, it’s been, ‘Are you going to come back?’ But he knows how much I love and appreciate him. He knows how much I’ve learned from him. He’ll forever have a special place in my heart.”

Ever since been picked in the sixth round of the 2011 NFL draft by Eagles, Kelce dominated on the gridiron. The biggest moment of Jason Kelce’s career came when he started for the Eagles in Super Bowl LII, as Philadelphia defeated New England, 41-33 to win the title. This remains the franchise’s only Super Bowl triumph to date. He now bids adieu to the gridiron after a stellar career But with the podcast on the horizon, with his brother Travis Kelce by his side, the fans will hope to hear from the 36-year-old on the matter.

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The podcast is a weekly series during the football season that Super Bowl-winning brothers Travis and Jason Kelce host. This week’s episode will be extra special as Jason details his retirement. His brother will be with him through the screen to support the Eagles’ man. Despite his retirement, the future could be exciting for the former Super Bowl Champion.

The future is bright for Kelce

Earlier this year, Jason became a dad for the third time. The Kelce family now has 3 daughters, and with football duties on the sideline, Jason would love to spend more time with his family. Along with dedicating more time to his podcast, he could potentially be a sought-after analyst on the internet.

He received positive reviews while taking part in last offseason’s NFL Broadcasting and Media Workshop. He has also found himself in Campbell’s Soup commercials with his brother and mother and was even selected as one of People’s Sexiest Men of the Year.

The center also has a philanthropic organization (Be)Philly which aims to help kids with developmental disorders. And with no more football seasons to worry about, Kelce will be able to dedicate more of his time and energy to the organization. Do you think Jason Kelce will deliver his official retirement speech on the podcast? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

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