Eagles Star Jalen Hurts Gets Emotional Admitting “I Miss Jason Kelce,” Says He Wants to Play With Him Again – And the Team’s Response Leaves Fans Talking
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – Jalen Hurts has once again captured the hearts of Eagles fans after openly expressing his deep admiration and longing to play alongside Jason Kelce one more time. In a recent interview shared by MLFootball, filmed inside the team’s practice facility, the Eagles quarterback spoke with heartfelt honesty — and his words quickly sent waves through the NFL community.
When Jason Kelce began with a warm smile and jokingly asked, “First question… do you miss me?” Hurts paused for a moment, then responded with a soft laugh and a tone filled with emotion:
“I’m not gonna lie — I really do miss him. I miss hearing his call before every snap, I miss the moments when he yelled at me just to keep us focused. Jason isn’t just a player — he’s a brother, the heartbeat of this team. If I could, I’d love nothing more than to step on the field with him one more time.”
The exchange quickly went viral, not just as a touching tribute but as what fans called “an open invitation” for Kelce’s return. Across social media, thousands of Eagles supporters shared the clip with the caption: “Bring Kelce Home One More Time.”
Kelce’s reaction was equally priceless — joyful, funny, and full of that classic Philadelphia charm. He leaned forward, laughing:
“If you promise to protect me from two blitzes, maybe I’ll think about it.”
The room erupted with laughter, but for fans, this was no joke. For them, the connection between Hurts and Kelce goes beyond football — it’s the bond between two generations that define the soul of the Eagles.
Shortly after the clip went viral, an Eagles spokesperson responded with a message that melted hearts across Philly:
“Our doors are always open to those who helped build this team. Jason knows he’ll always have a place in the Eagles family — whether it’s in the meeting room, on the sidelines… or maybe one more time on the field.”
And just like that, with a single heartfelt admission — “I miss him” — Jalen Hurts reignited hope across Philadelphia that maybe, just maybe, the story of Hurts and Kelce isn’t quite over yet.
