Jason Kelce has formally retired from the NFL after 13 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles, news he revealed in a psychological press conference on Monday in Philly.
After costs so lotsof years as the beginning Eagles center, Kelce will now checkout life exterior of the NFL as one of the videogame’s most identifiable previous gamers.
We’re anticipating Kelce to stay in the world of sports in one method or another, so we’ve broken down 5 chances that the freshly retired NFL veteran might pursue now that his playing days are over.
One of them is quite apparent (continuing to co-host his podcast New Heights), while one of them may be a surprise if you’re not familiar with what Kelce does in his extra time.
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It definitely feels like Kelce’s most mostlikely post-NFL profession chance will be one he’s currently been working on, his podcast New Heights with his bro and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.
We’re wagering that the senior Kelce will put plenty of time and resources into structure up that podcast, and it wouldn’t be a shock if a huge media business dove in and bought the rights to the reveal, possibly a media business that Kelce may go to work for as a broadcaster…
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Kelce is going to be one of the mostpopular media totallyfree representatives in a long time, as he’s increased into being one of the NFL’s most identifiable gamers and has tested he’s got the bona fides to be a excellent on-camera skill.
We’re thinking that ESPN, NBC, Fox Sports, CBS and Amazon will all shot to make plays for Kelce to signupwith in their broadcasting groups for the 2024 NFL season and beyond. Whether he’d travel on weekends to videogames or simply work in the studio as an expert, he’s going to be extremely popular in media.
Our guess is NBC dives in and provides him the versatility to work out of its Philadelphia studio so he doesn’t have to travel rather as much.
If you seen the 2023 Amazon documentary Kelce, you’ll understand that the NFL veteran has a eager interest in farming. The previous Eagles center owns his own herd of cows in Missouri, and it wouldn’t surprise us in the smallest if he attempts to broaden into that organization with more time on his hands.
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