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Jason Kelce Didn’t Hold Back in Explaining His NSFW Tribute to Nick Foles During Retirement Speech

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Jason Kelce’s 13-year NFL career came to an emotional end on Monday when he announced his retirement during a very teary press conference. 

There were some light moments during his speech, including the NSFW message he shared about former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Nick Foles, who had a huge game in the team’s Super Bowl victory over the New England Patriots back in the 2017 season. 

On Wednesday’s latest episode of Kelce’s New Heights podcast, he told his younger brother, Travis Kelce, that he got the O.K. from Foles to say what he said about where the QB got his courage from during a huge moment in that game.

We’ll allow Kelce to explain: 

Never change, Kelce brothers. 

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