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Jason Kelce’s Hall-of-Fame career with the Philadelphia Eagles came to an end this offseason, and we now have a lifetime of fun stories and surely plenty of media appearances to look forward to.
In a recent episode of his podcast “New Heights,” Kelce joked about how incredible another recent retiree was and how difficult it was to play against him.
Kelce detailed how it was “so different” playing against guys like former Los Angeles Ram Aaron Donald, praising him for having both the speed and power required to completely ruin an offensive gameplan.
Couldn’t let AD ruin the game pic.twitter.com/edbnYWnLX7 https://t.co/dltCCneOVH
— New Heights (@newheightshow) April 6, 2024
Kelce joked about how Donald would yell at him during the game for double-teaming him and relying on a guard to help out.
To Kelce’s credit, Donald played five games in his career against the Eagles, and he never got a sack.
Donald put up 111 sacks in his ten years in the league, which is a stunning number for a defensive tackle.
Kelce’s stories are always funny, and it was great to hear him joking about some of the back-and-forths he had with another one of the all-time greats.
Surely he’ll be sharing many more stories like this now that he is retired, not just on the podcast but also likely in a media role at some point.
We all miss Kelce already and fans will take anything they can get from him.
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