I think it's a unique breed of athlete on the offensive line. We're built differently than a lot of other major athletes. — Jason Kelce Copy Share Image
I think a big reason why anybody has individual success is because of the plays being called, the guys around him. — Jason Kelce Copy Share Image
I think most coaches, especially in season, want injuries not to be talked about at all. — Jason Kelce Copy Share Image
I tell people this all the time: I think Jason Peters is probably the best athlete I've ever seen play. — Jason Kelce Copy Share Image
I think skill-position players are better when they're artistically inclined. — Jason Kelce Copy Share Image
I think I embody the values of morals that my parents and life experiences have given me. — Jason Kelce Copy Share Image
I think it'd be miserable to play in a place like Jacksonville, where nobody cares. — Jason Kelce Copy Share Image
I'm in charge of making calls, I'm in charge of getting guys lined up. I'm also in charge of having a conversation… — Jason Kelce Copy Share Image
I think the biggest difference between football and a lot of other sports is that being in a transition period doesn't mean… — Jason Kelce Copy Share Image
What we do off the field hopefully inspires people and I think that is something that I'm very proud to be one… — Jason Kelce Copy Share Image
I think there's no question the majority of Philadelphia Eagles teams are labeled tough, hard-nosed, physical football teams. I think a large… — Jason Kelce Copy Share Image
I think as a leader, you just take accountability. That's what leadership is. Leadership is taking accountability yourself and holding others to… — Jason Kelce Copy Share Image
I think offensive line play in general is really a position of service; you don't really have stats, you don't have the… — Jason Kelce Copy Share Image
Philadelphia might not want to hear this, but I grew up in Cleveland, and I think there are really a lot of… — Jason Kelce Copy Share Image
From a player's standpoint, it's on you to make sure that you're watching the film, you're doing everything during the week necessary to improve,… — Jason Kelce Copy Share
Philadelphia might not want to hear this, but I grew up in Cleveland, and I think there are really a lot of similarities. — Jason Kelce Copy Share
On the offensive line, although you can't just be eating anything, it directly benefits you to be heavy, especially if your frame can handle… — Jason Kelce Copy Share
I appreciate being a member of the Philadelphia Eagles and playing in the NFL a little bit more each and every day because I… — Jason Kelce Copy Share
I don't think Carson Wentz is the type of individual to let a situation dictate how he goes about his business. — Jason Kelce Copy Share
There's a reason why some of these older guys get better as they play. And I think I've gotten better anticipating and understanding the… — Jason Kelce Copy Share
You win the Super Bowl and have the game-winning touchdown, you're going to be pretty loved. — Jason Kelce Copy Share
The competitor in you, the player, the teammate - that guy would keep playing forever. — Jason Kelce Copy Share
For offensive line play, it all starts from the ground up. Being able to use your strength in your legs, your hips, it all… — Jason Kelce Copy Share
Culture, and the way guys fight, and the way guys go to prepare and the way guys go about their business is a huge… — Jason Kelce Copy Share
When you're watching, you can't do anything. What are they doing? Why are they doing this? It's not fun at all. I don't even… — Jason Kelce Copy Share
What we do off the field hopefully inspires people and I think that is something that I'm very proud to be one guy -… — Jason Kelce Copy Share
Some guys, I look at them, I'm kind of wondering why they don't have a beard. You can see they'd have a great one,… — Jason Kelce Copy Share
I'm a big fan of the beard oil. It really keeps it soft. I use the beard wash too because my wife is really… — Jason Kelce Copy Share
For me, it's a cost/benefit analysis. How much joy do I get from this game? What's going to happen by continuing to play? Where's… — Jason Kelce Copy Share
