Ever since Jason Kelce did both the obvious and the unthinkable, retiring after 13 glorious, successful-beyond-reasonable-expectations, beer-soaked NFL seasons, his legend has only grown. Legend, in this case, isn’t overstated. Kelce became a one-person category, the rare center who was famous and relatable and yet never acted like a celebrity. He sang. He chugged. He pancake-blocked. And, through all that and much more, he fashioned one of the most fascinating legacies in sports.
To that end, having amassed tons of Kelce reporting over the years, it seemed prudent to look back—at the man; never a myth, forever a legend. This is Jason Kelce, in all his distinct glory.
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