Eagles former center Jason Kelce was a force for the team for over a decade. In his 13-year career<\/a>, he played in 193 games, made seven Pro Bowls, was a six-time All-Pro, and was an anchor for the team’s first-ever Super Bowl victory in Super Bowl LII.<\/p>\n After the 2023 season, Kelce decided to hang up the cleats<\/a> on an illustrious career. However, that doesn’t necessarily mean he’s done contributing to the team. According to multiple reports, it seems the birds have offered Kelce a new, exciting opportunity.<\/p>\n CBS Sports<\/a> reported that if Kelce desired, General Manager Howie Roseman would welcome him into a position in his front office. The report said that Roseman thinks Kelce would be good “at anything in football.”<\/p>\n “He’d be a heck of an evaluator, I’ve tried to recruit him to come work for me, too, because he can evaluate players.” One of the most explicit examples of this is when he scouted his replacement, Cam Jurgens, whom the Eagles drafted in 2022. When we were in that draft, I gave him a few centers that we really liked and he came out and said ‘I love Cam Jurgens,'” Roseman said according to Bleacher Report. <\/a>Kelce has gone on record praising Jurgens and his ability at the position.<\/p>\nA New Chance To Be A Leader<\/h3>\n