Jason Kelce gets into beast mode as he challenges three Navy SEALs to boisterous push-up competition

Jason Kelce gets into beast mode as he challenges three Navy SEALs to boisterous push-up competition
Jason Kelce put three seasoned US Navy SEALs to the test in a push-up competition (Cooper Neill/Getty Images)

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI: ESPN football analyst and former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce got out of his suit and challenged three former US Navy SEALs to a push-up competition ahead of 'Monday Night Football'.

Three former Navy SEALs decided to square off in the end zone as part of the Veterans Day celebrations on ESPN's 'Monday Night Countdown' prior to the Los Angeles Rams versus Miami Dolphins game.



 

Jason Kelce competes with three Navy SEALs in push-up competition

Former Super Bowl winner Jason Kelce, known as one of the most entertaining TV personalities, faced off against three Navy SEALs in a push-up contest that tested the competitors' limits.

Following the commercial break, Kelce was spotted wearing a yellow Golds Gym vest instead of his normal outfit. The gym is widely recognized for turning out some of the top bodybuilders with Arnold Schwarzenegger as one of its former members, reported The Mirror.

After that, the competition began, with a minute allotted for doing as many push-ups as possible. Despite his strong performance and managing to do 54 push-ups, Kelce was awed by the veterans.

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA - APRIL 06: Former NFL player Jason Kelce reacts following a match during Night One of WrestleMania 40 at Lincoln Financial Field on April 06, 2024 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)
Former NFL player Jason Kelce reacts following a match during Night One of WrestleMania 40 at Lincoln Financial Field on April 6, 2024, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)

In the end, the victorious veteran completed 93 push-ups, compared to 83 and 77 for the others. After exclaiming "I'm so fat" throughout the tournament when he started to struggle, Kelce was happy with his score and declared, "I'm taking that."

Kelce's coworkers were heard saying, "This is nothing... oh, he's going crazy, he's going crazy," as the former NFL star used all of his might to try to win the challenge. "Fight, Jason, fight!" waved Ryan Clark, a former NFL player and another ESPN analyst, per Marca.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated Kelce in his last season, 32–9, but he continued to attend Kansas City Chiefs games during the playoffs.

Kelce witnessed his brother, Travis Kelce, win Super Bowl LVIII before deciding to become an NFL commentator for ESPN.

Fans rejoice in Jason Kelce's latest athletic prowess

Fans took to X (formerly Twitter) to celebrate Jason Kelce's athletic prowess in the push-up competition against three former Navy SEALs, with one saying, "Jason is the only one doing a proper push up. Everybody else would be stuck at 0, iykyk."

Another fan said, "Jason is the only one doing a full pushup. The other three are doing half ups. only Jason's would count on an Army Physical Fitness Test."

"One thing everyone can agree on is Jason Kelce is the best," one person said.

Another added, "Jason is the only one doing proper pushups and idk what the dude in the black shirt is doing he's getting freaky in the endzone."

"Wholesome: Jason Kelce competed against a group of Navy Seals in a pushup contest on "Monday Night Countdown." How can anyone hate this man??" asked one individual.

Another remarked, "Wow, Jason Kelce taking on Navy SEALS in a pushup contest? Hope they have a spare ocean nearby to catch all that sweat!"

"This is what we call a battle of the fittest Jason Kelce and Navy SEALS pushing it to the limit in a pushup contest," added another.



 



 



 



 



 



 



 

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