Freshly retired Jason Kelce has some things he’d like to get off his upper body.
On the latest episode of “New Heights,” the previous Philadelphia Eagles middle experienced a passionate discussion with his brother, Travis, about the relevance of playbooks in the fashionable NFL. Travis Kelce told Jason the Kansas Town Chiefs were mastering “so many” new plays every year, pointing out the notecards that mentor Andy Reid can typically be viewed holding on the sidelines.
Jason, however, shared a very various stance on playbooks.
“By the time we went to iPad, I under no circumstances seemed at the playbook one time,” Jason said. “I’ve not looked at a playbook in yrs.”
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“It’s diverse in the move recreation,” Jason ongoing. “In the run game, there is like 4 or five new ideas a 12 months in which you are like, ‘What do we run, a counter? Within zone outside zone, what we got a direct 50 percent, we bought a fullback heading in there?’ I have listened to inside of zone put in a f—ing thousand moments. And I always despise the way the playbook installs it. That’s a further cause I really do not search at the playbook, it is mainly because it is f—ing silly. No person in their proper mind goes out there, ‘Play side gap comma selection two.’ Like no motherf—er, the middle and guard are likely there, I got this motherf—er.”
Irrespective of his retirement in March, Jason Kelce admitted he continue to required to be associated in the Eagles business in some capability in the potential. Maybe to unfold his anti-playbook ideologies.
