Travis Kelce reveals why he could not stick to veganism as he shares his brother Jason Kelce's vegan diet

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI: Travis Kelce opened up on not being able to stick to veganism for more than a week as he praises brother Jason Kelce's effort to follow a vegan diet.

"Jason does a lot of — what is it? — you're vegan. Jason's a real vegan. I always was out on vegan. I did it one week. Couldn't do it. I needed more protein than beans," said Travis.

Jason Kelce is focused on his health following retirement

During the Wednesday episode of Jason's podcast 'New Heights' on April 3, the former NFL star revealed his weight loss plans following his recent retirement as a center for the Philadelphia Eagles.

He shared his health goals during the conversation with his co-host and brother, Travis, and their guest Arnold Schwarzenegger.

"I'm in the process right now, I'm retired. I played my whole career 295. I'm trying to get down to 250, 260," the 36-year-old explained to Schwarzenegger.

"My goal is two pounds every week, lose it. I want to lose it, but maintain my muscle mass," he added.

"I'm trying to monitor my protein, my carbs, my fats, make sure that I'm hitting at least one pound per body weight," Jason continued.

Arnold Schwarzenegger gives Jason Kelce tips on health and fitness

Schwarzenegger, a seasoned bodybuilder, gave valuable advice to Jason on his health and fitness journey.

"The most important thing is that you slowly decrease the body fat and increase the body muscles," he shared, adding "You just switch. It doesn't just have to do with the weight."

Inside Jason Kelce's retirement from the NFL

On March 4, Jason officially announced his retirement. "I am retiring from the NFL," he shared in an emotional speech at a press conference.

"And today I must admit I am officially overrated. Vastly overrated. But f**k, it took a lot of hard work and determination getting here," said the former football center.

"I have been the underdog my entire career and I mean this when I say it, I wish I still was. Few things gave me more joy than proving someone wrong," he added, according to ET.

Jason, who has played for the Eagles since 2011, is a Super Bowl champion, seven-time Pro Bowl selection, and six-time All-Pro honoree.

In a previous episode on his podcast, Jason revealed the reason behind his decision to retire from the NFL.

"The reality was, it was more firm than it's ever been this year that I just don't think physically I can compete at the level that I want to anymore," he shared.