Jason Kelce's documentary 'Kelce' clinches double Emmy nominations, Internet says 'he deserves it'

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA: Former Philadelphia Eagles star Jason Kelce has soared to new heights post-retirement. The news of his documentary 'Kelce' scoring two Emmy nominations has spread like wildfire on the internet.

Social media users expressed their delight by showering Jason with praise and wishes to clinch the awards following the nominations.

The former Eagles center is venturing into completely alien territories from his former profession after retirement. Recently, he jumped into the WWE ring and made his WrestleMania 40 debut with Eagles tackle Lane Johnson to assist WWE veteran Rey Mysterio in winning the fight against his son, Dominik Mysterio.

Jason dramatically entered the ring with a mask to conceal his identity. However, upon securing the victory Jason did a face reveal upon which the commentator, Michael Cole introduced him as "Isn't that what's her name's brother-in-law?" referring to the former NFL player as singer Taylor Swift's brother-in-law, citing the singer's blossoming romance with Jason's brother, Travis Kelce.

Jason Kelce scores two sports Emmy nominations

According to People Magazine, Jason's documentary 'Kelce' came out on Amazon Prime Video on September 12, 2023. It's been nominated for two awards at the upcoming 45th Sports Emmy Awards, Outstanding Long Documentary and Outstanding Editing.

According to Deadline, 'Kelce' is the tale of Jason, the Philadelphia Eagles team captain and All-Pro center. It shows his journey leading up to the Super Bowl LVII which was held on February 13, 2023, against his brother Travis' team Kansas City Chiefs.

After it premiered on September 12, 'Kelce' had a massive first three days ever recorded for a documentary in the US. It debuted at number one and stayed in the Top 5 movies on Prime Video for the first three weeks since its release.

People Magazine mentions that in the Outstanding Long Documentary category, 'Kelce' is competing against 'The Deepest Breath,' 'Full Circle,' 'Saint of Second Chances', and 'Showtime's Stand.'

In the Outstanding Editing category, 'Kelce' is up against HBO Max's 'Hard Knocks season,' Netflix's 'Under Pressure: The US Women's World Cup Team,' 'Unredeemable', and 'Freeride Skiing.'

People Magazine further noted that 'Kelce' focused on Jason's life as an NFL player and the struggles he encountered behind the scenes. He talked about his on-field rivalry with his brother Chiefs tight end Travis, and the challenges he dealt with due to injuries. In the documentary, Jason shared his thoughts about his three daughters, Wyatt, Elliotte, and Bennett.

Internet users assert Jason Kelce deserves the Emmy nominations

Users on Facebook stepped up to congratulate Jason, with one writing, "He so deserves it❤️."

Another user wrote, "I watched it. It was very good and showed his homebody and human side."

A user commented, "He gets my vote . ♥️♥️🏈🏈🦅🦅"

Another user predicted Jason as winner of all prestigious awards and commented on X, "The year is 2038 & Jason Kelce has just become the first LEGOT winner (Lombardi Emmy Grammy Oscar Tony)."

A user stated, "Congrats to Jason Kelce on the Emmy nomination for his excellent sports documentary Kelce!"

Another user stated, "This is totally awesome. Congrats @JasonKelce on the Emmy nominations."

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