Jason Kelce Performs Hot Stunt to Celebrate NFL Retirement with Travis


Jason's wife, Kylie, revealed that the athlete considered retiring from the NFL for the past four years.

Jason Kelce performs a fierce stunt to celebrate his retirement from the NFL with Travis. —X/@newheightsshow

Former National Football League (NFL) star Jason Kelce performed an extreme celebratory stunt days after announcing his retirement from the league after 13 seasons. The US Sun reported.

The Philadelphia Eagles legend, 36, celebrated his newfound freedom by performing a daring fire stunt, jumping through a burning table in a stunt filmed for the New Heights podcast, which he hosts alongside his brother and Philadelphia tight end. the Kansas City Chiefs. Travis Kelce, 34 years old.

Earlier this week, the brothers cried during Jason's emotional press conference where he said goodbye to his football career.

However, the famous brother duo returned on Tuesday to film a daredevil stunt ahead of a new episode of New Heights.

In the video, which has gone viral on the internet, Jason is seen wearing a mask and fire-resistant overalls as he jumps into a fire truck.

“Okay, here we go. I'm Jason Kelce. Welcome to New Heights,” he exclaimed, before throwing himself into the flames.

The 282-pound center landed in the middle of the table and broke it in half, while Travis laughed in the background.

“Jason's retirement is off to a good start…literally,” the post's caption read.

“Nooo, he didn't do that?!” gasped another on X, formerly Twitter.

“Jason Kelce no matter what he is, he's a DAWG,” wrote a third.

Jason's wife, Kylie, revealed that he had considered retiring from the NFL for the past four years and that she was the only person to read Jason's speech before it was made public.

“I've heard multiple versions over the last four years,” Kylie said. NBC News.

“This was a completely different version. I think every year he started from scratch as far as what was on the surface. But when he said he was looking at retirement for years, he meant years.”

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