Jason Kelce Slams Philadelphia Eagles Over “Unacceptable” Playoffs Exit

Jason Kelce is not happy about the Philadelphia Eagles’ latest fumble. 

Following the team’s 23-29 loss against the San Francisco 49ers Jan. 11, which booted them from the NFL playoffs, the former Eagles center didn’t hold back when it came to discussing what the players could have done differently.

“I know it wasn’t the best performance this year offensively,” he said on the Jan. 12 broadcast of ESPN’s Monday Night Countdown. “They had the No. 1, highest-paid offense in the league and were mediocre across the board. That’s unacceptable.”

And the former NFL pro—who had a 13-year run on the Philadelphia team before retiring in 2024—chalked up their losing performance to one thing: the players not having their heads in the game. As he put it, “They had their chances to win that game yesterday, and the players didn’t make the plays! Alright? That’s all I’m going to leave it at.”

Though the 38-year-old has left his playing days behind, he’s been candid about how life in the public eye has affected his young family, including daughters Wyatt, 6, Elliotte, 4, Bennett, 2, and Finnley, 9 months, whom he shares with wife Kylie Kelce.