American football center for the Philadelphia Eagles’ suggests a potential comeback in 2024.

There are indications that Jason Kelce, the seasoned center for the Philadelphia Eagles, might not be concluding his football career just yet. Despite being visibly present as a supporter during his brother Travis Kelce’s Super Bowl journey with the Kansas City Chiefs, Jason’s recent comments following the AFC Championship game suggest a potential return to the field in 2024.

In a conversation with Olivia Reiner of The Philadelphia Inquirer, Kelce expressed his disappointment with the end of the Eagles’ season but hinted at a strong inclination to play in the upcoming year. He emphasized the desire to prove skeptics wrong, particularly with recent coaching hires and the leadership of Nick Sirianni. Kelce highlighted the uncertainty surrounding the Eagles but conveyed the typical anticipation a player feels about going into battle with teammates.

After the Eagles experienced a late-season collapse, concluding with a decisive 32-9 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the wild-card round, Kelce displayed emotional reactions that initially suggested a possible end to his illustrious, likely Hall of Fame career. However, he later refuted reports of confirming retirement to teammates, explaining that he deliberately delayed the decision due to the emotional weight attached to it.

Kelce revealed to Reiner that he had not yet made a final decision on hanging up his cleats, pledging to remain a part of the Eagles organization regardless. Despite his numerous accolades, including being a six-time All-Pro, seven-time Pro Bowler, and Super Bowl champion, Kelce seems less like a player reflecting on the past and more like one recognizing that, despite the Eagles’ setbacks, the opportunity to win remains open, and he might not want to miss out.