Jason Kelce Shares His NFL Draft Predictions

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Jason Kelce reveals his take on the upcoming NFL draft. Kelce played as a center for the Philadelphia Eagles for thirteen years. Although he retired in 2024, Kelce boasts of an incredible career as a sports commentator, offering his expert critique of the NFL. On April 21, he made a campus visit to Rowan University, where he spoke about his successful NFL career and the upcoming NFL draft.

Jason Kelce reveals what he really thinks about the upcoming NFL draft

Jason Kelce shares his thoughts on life post-retirement and the upcoming NFL draft. In an exclusive interview with 6 ABC Action News, he revealed he expects some unpredictable situations. Kelce said, “It’s going to be chaotic. Things are going to happen that no one sees coming. We’re going to add some new teammates here in Philadelphia, which will be very exciting.”

The 38-year-old was asked to share his thoughts on Eagles’ wide receiver A.J. Brown. Kelce began by revealing that he knows him personally and that he is an “awesome teammate and an incredibly talented player.” However, he refused to give a direct answer as to whether the Eagles would trade Brown could or not.

Kelce gave a non-committal response, “At the same time, you’ve seen the frustrations over the last couple of years. I don’t know where he is or where the team is. Everything gets to a point where it’s gonna come to an end, and maybe it’s at that point.”

However, Kelce clarified that he doesn’t think Brown was the reason why the Eagles’ offense wasn’t good last year. The former Eagles player explained, “AJ has clearly been frustrated and sometimes that frustrates the fans, but one thing I do find unique is that the players really haven’t manifested in a negative way towards AJ, which leads me to think that a lot of people understand AJ’s frustrations. I think AJ is a great player who, if he is moved, the Eagles will miss him.” For those unversed, Kelce was a crucial reason why the Eagles bagged their first-ever Super Bowl title in 2018.