However, it turns out that the sticker is real and is all Kelce. The video was shot on a side street in South Philadelphia. The woman recording the video can be heard saying, “There’s a Cybertruck on Sears Street.” The video was shot upon seeing the futuristic vehicle.

Kelce, standing proudly next to his truck, points to the bumper sticker in question. It was a playful take on the infamous Calvin and Hobbes stickers that show the cartoon character urinating. However, in this version, it’s a cartoon depiction of Benjamin Franklin gracing a Dallas Cowboys logo. It was also a clear dig at one of the Eagles’ biggest rivals.

Interestingly, the footage was not new. It was captured back in April and originally circulated in Philadelphia’s social media circles. It was posted by the Philadelphia-based podcast Word to the Wise.

The video went unnoticed for a few months until it resurfaced on X (formerly Twitter), where it quickly went viral, reaching over two million views within 24 hours.

Unsurprisingly, the video was met with widespread amusement and approval from fans. One account, JM Football, aptly noted: “Jason Kelce may not be playing anymore, but he still hates the Cowboys.”

Another fan, sports podcast host Josh Reynolds, praised the decal, calling it “the greatest bumper sticker ever” that adorns Kelce’s Cybertruck. Fans couldn’t get enough of Kelce’s latest antics, with one user pointing out that it was totally on-brand for him to wear such a decal. They further cemented his reputation as a popular, down-to-earth figure in the sports world.

Jason Kelce’s life after retiring from the NFL field

But Kelce’s life after the NFL is more than just playful jabs at old rivals. Since retiring from professional football, he’s lived life to the fullest, enjoying the freedom that comes with his departure from the game.

His distinctive Cybertruck has become a familiar sight in Philadelphia and the Jersey Shore, where local fans often see the vehicle driving through the streets. The truck, just like Kelce himself, has become a symbol of his unique, bold and hard-to-miss personality.

Retirement has also allowed Kelce to indulge in activities. He now experiences things that his strict football schedule used to limit him to. He has been spotted at Taylor Swift concerts. It was a nod to his newfound love of music. And he even traveled to the 2024 Olympics in Paris. He took the chance to explore new interests and passions.

All the while, he was focused on getting back in shape for when he was no longer playing in the NFL. Most importantly, he wanted to lose the weight he had carried around during his playing days and he wanted to learn how to live a healthier and more balanced lifestyle.

Kelce’s summer has been a whirlwind of travel, excitement and personal growth. From attending major cultural events to being active and connecting with his fans, he is making the most of this new chapter in his life.

Despite his retirement from the NFL, he still has a strong presence in the sports world. His playful rivalry with the Cowboys continues to entertain and delight his fans. As Kelce prepares for his new role at ESPN, his fans can expect to see even more of this humor.

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Above all, his candor has made him a favorite on the field. Whether through his work as an analyst, his interactions with fans, or his ongoing friendly feud with the Cowboys, Jason Kelce proves that stepping away from the game doesn’t mean stepping away from the spotlight.

Rather, it’s an opportunity to redefine himself and continue to provide joy and entertainment for those who have followed his career. Let us know in the comments what you think of his determination towards the NFL.
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