Taylor Swift Fans Grieve as NFL’s Jason Kelce Announces Retirement

Taylor Swift’s supporters are feeling sad upon learning about the retirement of Jason Kelce, the brother of her boyfriend Travis, from professional American football.

Jason Kelce, a beloved player for the Philadelphia Eagles, expressed his emotions during a press conference while announcing his decision to retire. 

This came after completing his 13th season with the team in January, a season that concluded without advancing to the playoffs.

Following a defeat of 32-9 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Jason Kelce, aged 36, found it challenging to restrain his emotions. 

This led fans to speculate that he may not continue playing in the upcoming season, especially after his post-game comments indicating contemplation about his future endeavors.

Now, the retirement of Jason has been formally announced. 

Recognized as an exceptional player, many regard him as one of the premier centers in the history of the sport. 

‘Swifties’ Rally Behind Jason Kelce: Social Media Support

On social media platforms, Swift’s fan base, commonly referred to as the ‘Swifties’, have been expressing their solidarity and support for Jason during this transition.

One fan proposed via X that the Philadelphia Eagles rename their stadium in honor of Jason Kelce, expressing, “So, When are we changing The Linc to the Jason Kelce Stadium, Eagles? I’m sure all the 92%ers agree it’s the best way to pay homage to such a legend.”

Another admirer paid tribute to the esteemed Philadelphia icon for his exemplary conduct both on and off the field, stating, “Great football player, even better husband and father. Congratulations on an amazing career.”

The romantic relationship between Jason’s sibling, Travis, and pop sensation Swift garnered widespread attention throughout the 2023 NFL season, as their association played out prominently in the public sphere. 

Displaying solidarity with his younger brother, the esteemed Eagles figure was observed seated beside the singer in the stands as the Kansas City Chiefs claimed victory in Super Bowl LVIII.