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*Updated 3//4/24*
Jason Kelce has officially announced his retirement from the NFL.
The Cleveland Heights native spent 13 years in the league, all with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Per ESPN, Kelce is the first center to both win a Super Bowl and be selected first-team All-Pro six different times.
*Originally written 1/16/24*
Jason Kelce, the pride of Cleveland Heights, is reportedly retiring from the NFL.
This news was initially reported by ESPN’s Adam Schefter, who claims that Kelce announced the emotional decision to his teammates following the Philadelphia Eagles 32-9 wild-card playoff loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Monday night.
Kelce, 36, is a six-time All-Pro and will be on his way to the Pro Football Hall Of Fame as soon as he’s eligible. In his 13 years in Philly, he’s made two Super Bowls, winning one, and will forever known as one of the innovators and best executioners of the Tush Push.
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Jason Kelce graduated from Cleveland Heights High School in 2006, just two years ahead of little brother Travis. The two brothers have not only carved out prime NFL careers, but they’ve also molded themselves into the alpha faces of the league, though each of their unique personalities shines in its own distinct way.
