Jason Kelce is a retired professional American football player known for his long and distinguished career as the center for the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFL. Born on November 5, 1987, Kelce was drafted in the sixth round and went on to become one of the most respected offensive linemen of his generation. Over 13 seasons with the Eagles, he was a key leader and foundational player for the team, contributing significantly to their success including their Super Bowl LII victory in the 2017 season. Kelce earned multiple First-team All-Pro honors and was selected to the Pro Bowl several times, recognized for his exceptional blocking and leadership on the field[1][4][6]. Kelce’s tenure with the Eagles included six postseason appearances and two Super Bowl trips. He was known not only for his on-field performance but also for his memorable and passionate speeches, notably following the Eagles’ Super Bowl win, which cemented his status as a fan favorite and symbol of the team’s underdog spirit[4][6]. His leadership extended beyond football, as he became a prominent figure representing Philadelphia sports culture. In March 2024, Kelce announced his retirement from the NFL in a tearful press conference, marking the end of a likely Hall of Fame career. His retirement was widely covered, highlighting his impact on the league and the Philadelphia community[3]. Off the field, Kelce is married to Kylie McDevitt, with whom he has two children. He is also known for his close relationship with his brother, Travis Kelce, a star tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs, with whom he faced in Super Bowl LVII[7]. Jason Kelce’s career is celebrated for its longevity, leadership, and key role in one of the NFL’s most successful franchises, leaving a lasting legacy as one of the premier centers in football history[1][4][6].