Jason Kelce

I think I was really fortunate in Philadelphia.

Although we had a lot of coaching changes, we had a great locker room and a great building.

And Jeffrey Lurie, Howie Roseman, it all started with Andy Reid, really.

And I learned from Brent Selick, all these players before me, and there's a sense of unity and like a – honestly, because I was drafted to Philly, an unrealistic –

like idea of loyalty from the organization.

I never got cut.

I never went to another organization.

I was only in this one.

And I think between me, Lane Johnson was that way.

Fletcher Cox was that way.

Brandon Graham was that way.

Philadelphia, even through the changes, they did a great job of retaining pieces.

Like Jeff Stoutland, I had four different head coaches.

I only had two offensive line coaches.

that's rare that offensive line coach stays through head coaches.

It's rare that Deuce Daly stays.

I think the organization does a great job of keeping pieces.

So Philadelphia has always had this like tight, like mindset and like,

the locker room, and that has always been well-established.

And then when a coach comes in with some fresh ideas, a lot of energy, a moxie to him, and he's surrounded with other great coaches, and you already know how he's going to build.