Philadelphia Eagles' Jason Kelce has once again shown his generous side by surprising a local McDonald's employee with a signed Eagles jersey. The 36-year-old NFL star, who is contemplating his future in football, made a pit stop at the fast-food chain for breakfast and took the opportunity to spread some kindness.
Key Takeaway
Jason Kelce, the Philadelphia Eagles' player, surprises a McDonald's employee with a signed jersey, showcasing his generosity and leaving fans curious about his potential retirement from football.
A Heartwarming Gesture
Kelce, known for his affable nature, befriended Danielle Bonham during his frequent visits to the restaurant. As a token of appreciation and possibly in light of his potential retirement, he presented Bonham with an autographed Philadelphia Eagles jersey, complete with a personalized message that read, "To Danielle. Go Birds! Thank You!" The future Hall of Famer also took a moment to capture the heartwarming exchange with a photo from his driver's seat.
Uncertain Football Future
While Kelce's football career may be at a crossroads, with reports suggesting that he may have informed his teammates about his decision to retire, the player himself has indicated that it's premature to make a final call. Speaking on his New Heights podcast, Kelce expressed that it's too early to determine his future in the sport, despite the recent defeat of the Eagles by the Bucs, marking the end of Philadelphia's season with a 32-9 loss.
