Jason Kelsey
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3,806 appearances
25 recordings
7 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 6 Jul
Jason Kelsey’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Well, it definitely fits in line with Brandon Graham. I could see a Brandon Graham book coming a million miles away. You're a great dad. You're a great father. So this, I can't wait. Cannot wait. Check it out, everybody.
Let's switch it up a little bit to the offense, though. What was it like adding Saquon from your perspective?
Landon Dickerson, Jordan Malata.
We did have Saquon on the show right when he had been picked up.
And he did mention he was glad he didn't have to hear your smack talk anymore.
We were really lucky because I think the Eagles have been so well run for a long time. For Jeffrey Lurie on down, obviously, Andy, before he left to go to Kansas City. There was such a culture established when we got there, whether it was Trent Cole, JP, Brent Selick, Jason Avant. Avant. The Eagles have always done a great job of keeping guys around specifically for that, I think.
And everybody does it in their own way. Some guys are going to be more vocal like, hey, this is stupid. I don't know why we're doing this. This is the dumbest thing in the world. And you need the other guys to be like, hey, let's just do it for a little bit. We're just going to do it today. And then we'll see how it goes. You know what I mean? We're just going to go out there and do our jobs.
But I'm dead serious. If you never get that side of somebody voicing that, then nothing really gets changed. It needs to get changed. I used to, early in my career, similar to you, I didn't really understand it. I was like, man, can we just go out here and do our thing? And then the older you get, the more you realize, oh, no, it's good to voice that stuff a lot of the times.
Because not only are they feeling it, other people in the team are feeling it. But they can't voice it because they're not – The big guys, the big names, you know what I mean?
That's nice. I'll tell you what. The Eagles ain't going to be happy about hearing this because the Eagles still don't – everybody's still in the back right there. Everybody. And who used to complain about it? Myself. Big Fletch.
Big Fletch, though.
He's stupid. Why the heck are the players in the back of the play?
You got to pick a junior battle. I did want to say before we moved on, that is one thing that I really like, and I'm sure you're going to enjoy too, BG, is we had the guys that we inherited it from with Trent and JP and Yvonne and all those guys. Now it's really fun for me watching a guy like Jordan Malata take another step as a leader.
They already got Lane Johnson in that room, but you get to see these young guys, and you already mentioned – Morrow, right? Like a guy that comes to work and you're starting to see all these guys that are now going to be replacing the backbone of the leaders in the locker room. And that's something I love seeing every single day now.
He stepped up too, man.
It was interesting because the play in the run was always the knock. It's like he's lighter and how's he going to do it? And, man, he would cut pulling tackles trying to kick them out.
I ain't got no respect. Why are you not wearing the gloves? Who are you trying to impress? We all know your hands are going to work just as good with them gloves on. And they're going to, like, I don't know. You're right.
I don't like this, like, oh, I'm too cool. I don't wear gloves. It's only an advantage. Put the goddamn gloves on, all right? Yeah, yeah.
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