Jason Kelce has announced his plans to leave the Eagles and play alongside his brother Travis Kelce at the Chiefs.

Philadelphia Eagles veteran Jason Kelce is set to embark on a new chapter in his football journey. The seasoned player has announced his departure from the Eagles, opting to join forces with his brother Travis Kelce at the Chiefs.

The brothers are poised to bring a unique dynamic to the Chiefs’ roster, creating excitement among football enthusiasts for the upcoming season.

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With his sixth all-Pro selection this season, Kelce cemented his place as one of the greatest centers ever, while spearheading the Eagles’ unstoppable signature play: the Brotherly Shove.

Known for his open and honest relationship with the media, Kelce shocked fans by leaving the locker room without doing an interview, offering reporters a sorrowful apology.

“No, guys,” Kelce said, moments after telling his teammates his plan to retire, according to reports from Adam Schefter. “Not today. Sorry.”

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Jason seems ready to hang up his cleats and spend more time with his wife, Kylie Kelce and their kids, but speculative fans are clinging to hope that he could sign for the Kansas City Chiefs and play one last season with his brother, Travis Kelce.

No matter what he decides, Jason will fall back on an iconic career and a platform of off-field success highlighted by his commercial sponsorships and New Heights podcast with Travis. Fans eagerly await Wednesday’s show, hoping for more insight into the elder Kelce brother’s plans for the future.