Jason Kelce and Tom Brady (Photos via @newheightshow/Twitter and Getty images)It’s safe to say that Jason Kelce won’t be getting roasted in front of a worldwide audience anytime soon, as he’s suggested that he doesn’t know why anyone would subject

him or herself to such a thing.The former Philadelphia Eagles center discussed Tom Brady’s Netflix roast with his brother Travis on their ‘New Heights’ podcast this week and was confused over the ex-quarterback allowing himself to be roasted, though he

found the entire thing funny.Jason was also chuffed by Brady’s former teammates showing up for him the way they did.“It was pure entertainment and I’m really happy they did it but I just don’t get the roasts,” he said. “I don’t know why people do it. Maybe I take myself too seriously … It was star-studded. The best part about it was how many just iconic NFL and celebrities of immense stature that were there.“Not to mention the entire Patriots dynasty showing up for Tom. That being said, I really don’t F- Ing get it. I don’t get why people do roasts. I don’t get why they are a thing. Haha, yeah, my family’s ruined, it’s so funny, everyone’s laughing, it’s great, we’re having fun, yeah right.’”

Tom Brady Was A Good Sport For Most Of The Roast

Brady found himself on the end of some wicked barbs, with his divorce from Gisele Bundchen and her new relationship among the many jokes. Still, the seven-time Super Bowl winner was only miffed after Jeff Ross took a shot at Patriots owner Robert Kraft.

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While Brady was fine with the divorce jokes, his ex-wife reportedly did not take them very well, with sources claiming she was upset after hearing them.

Jason Kelce Might Do It For $30 Million

While Jason Kelce does not get why roasts are a thing, the former center suggested he would be open to one if Netflix paid him some millions.

He referenced one of the crypto jokes Brady fielded during the event, suggesting it was why the 46-year-old oped to get roasted in the first place, so he could make his money back.

“I take it back. I’ll do a roast. What’d you guys pay Tom?” He joked.

Travis Kelce, among the new betting favorites to be roasted next, seems way more open to it and would want Nikki Glaser there if it ever came to fruition.

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Jason Kelce has already been back to the Philadelphia Eagles facility in the first week of retirement, telling his brother Travis he is still waiting for the impact of quitting football to hit home.

Jason wept as he announced he was retiring from football at age 36 last week after 13 seasons and a Super Bowl win with the Philadelphia Eagles. Travis was in the audience and also cried as he turned up as a show of support.
Speaking about his first week of a brand new chapter on their New Heights podcast, Jason admitted he was not feeling much of a sense of change

It feels zero different, I’ve actually still gone down the facility to get a couple weightlifting sessions in,’ Kelce said. ‘I’m a creature of habit, I don’t know.

‘I feel no different. I’m assuming once organized team activities start up, training camps and the season starts rolling around, it will really start to hit a little bit more.

But one week in, not much different to be honest with you.’
NFL teams typically return to start the serious build-up for a season in July, meaning the older Kelce brother has plenty of time to come to terms with his decision before the practice sessions begin.

Kelce added he was overwhelmed by how many messages of support he received.

‘Dude, my phone had over 1,000 text messages,’ he said. ‘I think I got back to everybody, but it was so hard getting through it.
‘I hope I got back to you if you did reach out, I appreciate it so much. It was all very nice.’

The 36-year-old is widely anticipated to make a move into the world of sport analysis and apparently held meetings with several broadcasters around the Super Bowl in Las Vegas, where he cheered Travis and the Kansas City Chiefs to victory.

And he is also being filmed by Amazon Prime, the documentary makers behind is own ‘Kelce’ documentary last year catch his next steps on film.

Directors Don Argott and Sheena Joyce have been filming him since 2021, when he first mooted stepping away from the game, and revealed this week they have kept the cameras rolling since.

‘In a way, we’ve kind of been making the Jason Kelce retirement documentary all along. I don’t know where we’re all going to end up with this [footage] but we’re honored, and really feel privileged to be included in his life like this,’ Joyce told the Philadelphia Inquirer.

She continued: ‘When he called us…all I could do was congratulate him, because I know what a difficult decision it was to come to, and how heartbreaking it is to put a period at the end of that sentence.’

Argott said filming the announcement was the high point of a day full of emotion: ‘We were spoiled to have him for 13 seasons. Jason — more than, frankly, anybody — has embodied what this city is all about in terms of sports, your attitude about sports, and how you play the game.

‘He’s the type of player [with] heart and soul, that person that we’ve always been able to count on.’
The pair say that since they began following Kelce around, they noticed that he seemed more and more ready to take that step away.

‘Jason wants to make sure he can perform at peak level at all times, and he knows that if he cannot perform at that peak level, that it’s going to eat him up,’ said Joyce. ‘That’s a really painful realization.’