Philadelphia, PA – After 13 seasons in the NFL, Jason Kelce’s recent retirement announcement continues to dominate sports headlines, sparking reflection on his impactful career as one of the greatest centers in football history.
Throughout the week, various tributes have poured in to honor Kelce’s legacy, from billboards in Philadelphia to heartfelt videos from friends, family, and teammates on the New Heights podcast. Adding to the list of accolades is a special “Legacy Edition” Campbell’s soup dedicated to the veteran player.
In a touching gesture, former Super Bowl MVP Drew Brees and Walk-On’s Bistreaux co-owner unveiled a scholarship program in honor of Kelce’s retirement. The initiative, named “Kelce’s 13,” will provide scholarships to walk-on college athletes, paying homage to Kelce’s own journey as a walk-on linebacker at the University of Cincinnati.
Brees emphasized that the scholarships symbolize more than just financial support, acknowledging the spirit of dedication and relentless effort exemplified by Kelce throughout his career. The program aims to inspire future generations of athletes to push boundaries and strive for excellence.
As the sports world celebrates Kelce’s contributions to the game, the scholarship initiative stands as a lasting tribute to his impact both on and off the field. The legacy of Jason Kelce continues to inspire and motivate aspiring athletes, embodying the true spirit of a champion.