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Jason Kelce has long been one of the most popular personalities around the National Football League. That is why so many fans were saddened that he announced his retirement after the 2023 season following 13 seasons as one of the cornerstones of the Philadelphia Eagles.

Upon announcing his retirement, the six-time First Team All-Pro center admitted he was uncertain what the future held for him.

Former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce has a lot of time on his hands now that he’s retired. Evidently, there is another sport that would love to have him.

WWE legend The Miz envisions a bright future for Jason Kelce in the wrestling world.

According to The Miz, one potential option could be the WWE, as per an interview with TMZ.

The two-time WWE Champion, who is friends with Jason’s brother and Kansas City Chiefs star tight end Travis, admitted that when playing golf with the tight end, he had asked him, “When are you coming to WWE? When are you coming to WrestleMania?”

Jason, I’ve never met him, but those are Cleveland guys, and that guy, he’s played for Philadelphia, it seems like a home run to me. But who knows? He’s retired. He might just want to relax and chill out. Or he’d like to come to Philadelphia for WrestleMania.”

The Miz then stepped it up a notch by expressing interest in training Kelce to become a WWE Superstar, “Hell yeah. I’d train him into a superstar. As big of a superstar as he is in the NFL, we’ll make him as big of a superstar in WWE. He could be very dangerous in a WWE ring.”

The Miz, whose real name is Michael Gregory Mizanin, highlighted Jason Kelce’s athleticism and charisma while suggesting he could excel in various aspects of WWE. He took notice of Jason Kelce’s versatility and suggested promising opportunities in WWE or other ventures.

Philadelphia Eagles Center Jason Kelce Retired From The NFL

Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce announced he was retiring from the NFL earlier this month.

Likely a future Pro Football Hall of Famer, Kelce is a seven-time Pro Bowler and six-time All-Pro selection.

There were rumors that he would be doing so after the Eagles lost in the Wild Card round in January but Kelce stated he did not want to make such an important decision when emotions were at their highest.