Shirtless Jason Kelce named ‘Belly Bucking Champion’ at Eagles tailgate
Jason Kelce will always be a Philadelphia Eagles star. The Super Bowl champion was reliving his NFL days during the Eagles tailgate over the weekend, according to a video from his New Heights podcast X page.
In the video, a shirtless Kelce with black trousers, Timbaland boots, and a football helmet goes up against his opponent to become the Belly Champion. He crouches down in front of his opponent, and the referee is heard yelling, “On your marks, get set, go.” Kelce and his opponent stand up, with the former Eagles center pushing his opponent with his belly and winning the match.
“What in the Nacho Libre?” one fan commented.
The competition is something that Kelce mentioned during a New Heights podcast episode with him considering adding it to the tailgate party officially to help get the fans even more hype for the Eagles games.
The Belly Bucking competition follows an eventful Thanksgiving for Kelce, who shares four daughters with his wife, Kylie Kelce. He admitted that he wasn’t that much help prepping the food for the bug holiday.
“I’m just a huge inconvenience on Thanksgiving because Kylie and her mom are making everything,” he told his brother Travis Kelce during an episode of New Heights last week. “And instead of just, like, watching the kids, I go next door and fry a turkey with [my dad] Ed. So for an hour of the day, I’m just completely useless and making an extra turkey that we don’t need.”
Jason also shared with Travis that he was already 36 hours into a 48-hour fast leading up to Thanksgiving. He agreed to do it with former Dallas Cowboys football player Marcus Spears. Travis asked why Jason chose to fast right before Thanksgiving.
“This is what happens when you retire. You f—ing do stupid s— like this,” Jason said.a
Broncos End ‘Crazy’ 10-Year Drought With OT Win Over Commanders
To win their ninth consecutive game, the
That’s just what the Broncos did, somehow some way, thanks to a batted pass by superstar edge rusher
The win also improved the Broncos to 10-2 and kept them in the hunt for the No. 1 seed in the AFC playoffs.
Know what else happened in 2015? The Broncos won the Super Bowl.
“It’s just a crazy win and such a great game and a crazy (overtime) drought to come to an end for the Broncos,” Sunday Night Football color commentator Cris Collinsworth said after the broadcast. “We keep talking about, every week, a new team gets anointed as the best team in the
Bonitto, an NFL All-Pro in 2024, implied after the game he may have been able to intercept the pass from Mariota were his hand not in a cast.
“I hate wearing a cast,” Bonitto wrote on his official X account with a crying emoji after the win over the Commanders.
Commanders Decided To Go For Win Instead of Tie
Bonitto’s dramatic, game-winning play came as the Commanders, who dropped to 3-9, went for the win instead of the tie with 2:40 left in overtime following a 2-yard Terry McLaurin
Commanders quarterback Marcus Mariota seemingly didn’t account for Bonitto’s ability to jump more than 2 inches off the ground.
Bonitto also had a sack, bringing his total to at least 10.0 sacks for the second season in a row, becoming the first Bronco since Super Bowl 50 MVP
In a weird twist, Miller now plays for the Commanders.
“Nik Bonitto is the definition of a monster,” Sooner Illustrated’s Josh Callaway wrote on his official X account. “What a player.”
In a back-and-forth game, no team had a touchdown longer than the 11-yard touchdown pass from Denver’s Bo Nix to Courtland Sutton in the second quarter.
The game also featured one of the more
“Broncos vs Commanders on a random night in November,” Sleeper HQ wrote
Broncos Have Brutal Final Stretch of Games
While the Broncos are currently tied for the NFL’s best record, they face a brutal stretch of 5 games to close out the regular season.
The Broncos stay on the road to face the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 14. Denver plays 3 of its last 4 games at home, starting with consecutive home games against current playoff teams in Week 15 against the
Just 4 days after playing the Jaguars, the Broncos travel to face the Kansas City Chiefs in a Christmas Day game in Week 17 at Arrowhead Stadium before closing out the regular season against the
