Just a few days after announcing he's returning for the 2022 NFL season, Eagles legend Jason Kelce took the floor at the Wells Fargo Center before Monday night's Sixers-Nuggets matchup to sing the National Anthem.
Yes, you read that right: the Eagles' Pro Bowl center, the guy who dressed up as a Mummer and screamed into a mic to cap the Birds' unreal Super Bowl parade, rocked the mic.
And, unsurprisingly, he nailed it.
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Kelce sang Monday night because he and former Eagles defensive end had an agreement: if he could help Barwin's Make The World Better Foundation raise $100,000 by the end of 2021, he'd do it.
The organization raised $114,000 by the end of last year, and Kelce delivered.
I can't really sell it better than "Jason Kelce sang the National Anthem", so I'll get out of the way and let you enjoy it for yourself:
What a beast. He's truly one of a kind, and every year he makes the city fall more and more in love with him. Truly a hero.
Kelce admitted in a pre-game press conference with reporters that he was way more nervous for his singing duty than he's been for an Eagles game in a long time.
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But really, at this point Kelce can do whatever he wants in this city. He could run for mayor after he retires and win in a landslide.
He's an all-timer and he gets this city like no other.