- Kelce says the time commitment required in the college ranks is too grueling
- But I would consider coaching younger players or professional athletes.
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Jason Kelce appeared to reject the possibility of ever coaching football in the college ranks, but says he is open to accepting a position in either high school or the NFL.
All of this comes as the 36-year-old Philadelphia Eagles center is mulling over whether or not to retire.
Appearing on The Big Podcast with Shaquille O’Neal, Kelce was asked if he would ever consider coaching when his career comes to an end, especially if it meant returning to his hometown of Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
“If it was the number one school in Philadelphia, I might take it,” Jason said. ‘My in-laws help me, now I’m Philadelphia… we would be lost without their help with our daughters and everything.
—The heights of Cleveland would be something, though. NFL, that’s a big commitment.
Jason Kelce said he wouldn’t coach college football, but he might coach in the NFL or high school.
He stopped by The Big Podcast with Shaquille O’Neal after Sunday’s Super Bowl.
After watching his brother win the Super Bowl, Jason was seen partying with the Chiefs.
‘School, no. Not interested. It’s too much, you have to recruit, you have to train, you will never be with your family.
‘I feel like the two best levels of training are high school, where you can develop boys and really shape them and help them become men and really give them that guidance.
‘And then in the NFL, you can compete at the highest level. “It’s still a time commitment in the NFL, but that’s where financially the time commitment makes sense.”
Jason was in Las Vegas watching his brother Travis win his third Super Bowl with Kansas City.
Later, he was seen partying with other Chiefs players at a nightclub on the Strip.
