Did Jason Kelce just hint that he may not be retiring from football? – FOX29
A viral video is getting Philadelphia fans excited that an Eagles favorite may be back on the field next season.
Jason Kelce was at the Pro Bowl over the weekend when a fan said “Please don’t retire, for the love of football, please don’t.
The video captured Kelce as he appears to mumble, “I’m gonna try not to.
His brother Travis also recently commented on Kelce’s alleged retirement during the Super Bowl’s first media night.
“I think he’s got some football left in him,” Travis said when asked if Jason would play in the Eagles’ Brazil game next season.
Eagles will host first-ever NFL game in Brazil with a Friday season opener – BGN
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell dropped some big, unexpected news during his pre-Super Bowl press conference on Monday:
the Philadelphia Eagles are hosting the first-ever NFL game in South America next season.
The Eagles will be playing one of nine potential opponents at Arena Corinthians in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, September 6.
That’s one day after the annual NFL Kickoff Game set to take place between the defending Super Bowl LVIII champion and another team.
Mailbag: A 60,000-foot view of the Eagles’ salary cap situation – PhillyVoice
They also of course have to consider that Jalen Hurts’ massive contract extension is going to limit the degree to which they spend in free agency, and they’ll soon be taking care of a few more of their own, such as DeVonta Smith and Landon Dickerson, neither of whom will be cheap.
As you mentioned, they certainly need to get better in their back seven, but I don’t see an “overhaul” of the overall roster coming.
The Eagles still have plenty of good players, and they have decent draft capital this year with the extra second-round pick. They’ll continue to draft and develop.
They’ll also have some flexibility to find better players at positions of need in free agency, especially since Howie Roseman will likely continue to borrow from the cap in future years on any big expenditures.
But I wouldn’t expect a super splashy free agency.
