Jason Kelce

You feel like you played in the golden era of your position.

I mean, I had Elway, Marino, Warren Moon, Jim Kelly, Steve Young.

The list goes on and on.

There were a lot of really great quarterbacks during the era that I was playing.

And towards the end of my career, I was asked, hey, where are all the great young quarterbacks?

Who's going to fill those shoes once everyone retires?

But what you find is somebody always fills those shoes.

There's always more superstars that are coming along.

And I think the league is in great hands.

I mean, I really do.

You know, we can look no further than Drake May at New England, a second year player and what he's been able to accomplish and a number of other quarterbacks as well.

I mean, obviously Travis's quarterback and Patrick Mahomes, what he's been able to accomplish, but there's Josh Allen.

There's a number of great quarterbacks.

Joe Burrow has always been one of my favorites, but I think the game itself, what I've liked to see here in the last couple of years, and Jason, you probably would have

We got so into the spread sets and throwing the football, the rules favored the receivers, you know, it was tougher on the defensive backs.

And that really goes back to Peyton Manning and Tom Brady and some of those games because New England just went after the Colts physically.

And so they changed the rules.

It became more favorable for the receivers.

So we saw this influx in teams wanting to throw the football.

And now it seems to kind of be coming back to the middle where teams are running the ball more.