Jason Kelce labeled 'adorable' after he makes sweet gesture toward young Philadelphia Eagles fan

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA: Jason Kelce has been hailed online because of his sweet gesture towards a young Philadelphia Eagles fan on Sunday, January 26.

The feel-good moment occurred before the Eagles’ NFC Championship game against the Washington Commander at Lincoln Financial Field, as reported by Parade.

At the time, the former Eagles center was attending a tailgate when he met the unnamed fan, who was wearing an Eagles jersey and completed twelve repetitions on a bench press under his supervision.

Jason Kelce loses to young Philadelphia Eagles fan

Jason Kelce was also seen saying, “Yeah, baby!” and telling the boy “Show off those guns,” in videos posted on X.

Later, the 37-year-old retired footballer took the boy’s place on the bench press as he jokingly said, “I’m gonna kick your b**t now, though.”

Jason completed the first ten repetitions but then faked that he could not do more, letting the little man win.

Netizens call Jason Kelce ‘a man of the people’

A fan wrote on X, “Love this kelce more ❤️❤️❤️.”

Another fan commented, “@JasonKelce you are awesome!”

The third one remarked, “A man of the people.”

“That’s what teamwork looks like! The fan gets the reps, Kelce gets the cheers! 🏋️‍♂️🔥 #FlyEaglesFly,” an X user tweeted.

Another user commented, “Jason loves hanging with fans. He is a good guy.”

“Jason is a sweetie,” a tweet read.

Another tweet was “@JasonKelce ’s a dad first in all he does!  What an adorable thing to do for that boy!”

An individual posted, “It’s all about making memories and giving people a good show. Say what you want, Jason does exactly that for the fans."

Another individual added, "Jason Kelce getting outdone by a young fan is both hilarious and heartwarming! Shows the spirit of Eagles fans is strong across all ages."

Jason Kelce calls Chiefs ‘confident’ team

Meanwhile, Jason Kelce will soon be in a tough spot as his ex-team the Philadelphia Eagles will face his brother Travis Kelce’s team the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX.

Though he won’t be playing against his brother like last time, he still has to choose which team he will cheer for on February 9.

Jason, an ESPN analyst, praised the Chiefs, as per The Mirror. He said, “The team (is) finding ways to extend it, whether it’s special teams or on offense or on defense. They feel really confident in these situations… When that confidence is there, and when you have experienced players who have been there before, you tend to get it done at a high level.”

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