Jason Kelce

He was honestly the best athlete in the house. @ZCollaros7 youtube.com/shorts/z4EOkA8…

@drinkgaragebeer @Beau_Allen @tkelce We put way too much into this, I’m so proud

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@rjmadej32 I appreciate the feedback

@RossTuckerNFL Haha no doubt, I still get unreasonably happy when I get a PB&J at the turn

@JasonKelce I, too, would play more golf if it came with Mint Chocolate Chip ice cream in a Waffle Cone. 🍦

Excited for The Masters this week, so I went out to the driving range with Wy last night. It was her first time swinging a real club, and she killed it. She also won closest to the pin, getting her a Mint Chocolate chip ice cream in a waffle cone. She’s hooked

Saw this video for the first time today and thought I’d share it. So much wisdom and feel good wrapped up in it. Some great lines from Michael Cleveland here: “There’s some things that I can’t do, but I’m gonna make do with what I can” and “I didn’t start off playing like this” Love Doc youtu.be/OpeetGcP-2I?si… via @YouTube

@KASheppardCPA Shit

@JasonKelce “squirting water into Zach Ertz’s mouth”

The guy squirting water into Zach Ertz’s mouth is Joe O’Pella. He’s an athletic trainer that’s been with the team for over 15 years at this point. NFL teams don’t really have water boys, athletic trainers are usually the ones responsible for having water on the practice field and during games, but this post is absolutely hilarious. A guy who rehabbed my ACL tear in my second year, has a masters degree from Pitt, and has years of experience keeping Eagles players healthy and on the field being called a “Waterboy” is crazy, and I’m already giving him shit for it, but good lord this post is so wildly misleading. Either way, thought I’d clear the air, that the people with Water Bottles during games actually serve much bigger roles on NFL Teams.

@tpatt10 @LesBowen Oh yea, Joe was a big Movember guy for a few years there

@JasonKelce @LesBowen Jason, I can also confirm from the few times i’ve met Joe, he’s a great guy. may i also say at one point he was trending on twitter as the Eagles Sideline Mustache Guy. but this dov guy is just wrong like you’ve said

Me to my wife when she asks me to take out the garbage and I do it immediately instead of sitting for another 5 minutes

There’s just something about a bucket! The versatility and simplicity just can’t be beat, a necessary tool for every man.

This is interesting. It feels like it’s obvious that Frank retired because he was physically fighting through injuries and pain, and it got to a point that he no longer could play the game in an enjoyable, effective, or healthy way. The whole purpose of a signing bonus is to be a guarantee up front that insures a salary irregardless of performance metrics, or most importantly injuries that could compromise your career in the future. What makes this interesting is that Frank likely retired “voluntarily”, meaning, he wasn’t declared medically unfit to play by a doctor, which allows the team to ask for a prorated amount of his signing bonus back. Had he been medically deemed unfit to play football by a doctor before he retired, the team wouldn’t be able to recoup part of the signing bonus. Let me say this first, if a player truly just retires without reason, or because they’ve lost the desire to play, I completely get and acknowledge teams should be able to recoup compensation when players don’t fulfill there contractual obligations and agreements. However, Frank was known for being hurt and playing through injuries most players wouldn’t play through constantly. Broken foot, a torn pec, multiple knee injuries, back issues. There was always something, and I’m sure he was continuously dealing with multiple ailments to try and continue playing the game. His body clearly had deteriorated to a degree that made football no longer a viable option, physically, and probably mentally. In my opinion, the signing bonus is supposed to protect players from future physical ailments limiting their availability on the field, that’s one of the reasons you want more guaranteed money upfront. So while I get that the team has a right to ask for money back, in the spirit of the agreement, I think it’s bullshit Frank is being asked to return money. This was clearly a player that the game had physically taken its toll on, and his body was clearly no longer holding up to the rigors of the NFL. It wasn’t just some player deciding he didn’t want to play anymore, it wasn’t that simple, and these signing bonuses are there to protect players from the inevitable injuries they incur on the field.

Regarding recent press coverage

He’s pulling a Trojan Horse

@MatthewBertramm @humcupcake @tkelce If you don’t get out of bed you’ll soon have shit in it

@JasonKelce @humcupcake @tkelce Hey @JasonKelce I really need to shit but I don't wanna get out of bed. Could I have some motivation please?

Hey @JasonKelce & @tkelce my daughter is having a hard time today resetting and refocusing after making errors in her last softball game. Her team is playing in an all-day tournament, and they need her to get out of her head and back in the game. Any tips?

@Vacquero_Loco @humcupcake @tkelce I suck at fishing, I’m the last person you want advice from on that front. At least you’re on the water, worse places to be my friend

@JasonKelce @humcupcake @tkelce Hey @JasonKelce , the fish aren’t biting. Can you give me a pep talk too?