Jason Kelce warns Travis about the hardest part of being retired from the NFL… and jokes he could have made another $30MILLION from the Eagles

Jason Kelce has opened up on the reality of life without the NFL after his retirement was made official on Monday.

The center recently called time on his career after 13 years with the Philadelphia Eagles, during which time he won a Super Bowl and became one of the game’s biggest stars.

His younger brother Travis recently signed a new deal with the Kansas City Chiefs but, at 34, is entering the closing stages of his own career.

Jason announced his retirement in an tearful 45-minute speech back in March. This week, though, he was officially placed on the team’s ‘reserve/retired list’.

Jeff Stoutland – Philadelphia’s run game coordinator and offensive line coach – admitted this week that Jason’s retirement left him feeling ‘very sad because I feel like I lost a very close friend and partner.’

On the latest episode of New Heights, Kelce admitted he was ‘still getting used’ to life without football and warned Travis what awaits him.

‘It feels weird not going into the building – just the little conversations you have. You’ll realize it, Trav, when it’s gone,’ he said.

Travis responded: ‘I’m never doing it. Not after that speech. F*** that.’

Jason also addressed the comments by Stoutland. They worked together for a decade, reaching two Super Bowls and even masterminding the iconic ‘tush push’.

‘There are so many discussions that happen when you’re talking about a game – practice, improving a play, a guy on the team, ways for everyone to get better. It’s just weird not having that anymore,’ Jason said.