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Jason Kelce With no clue what was happening during a recent ESPN broadcast of Quidditch’s game.
“What happens on Espnews, people play (Quidditch)?” Kelce wrote, 37 By x on Saturday, April 19. “It’s very strange.”
While Kelce is confused by the fictional sport of the dear Harry Potter Series broadcast on television, the retired Philadelphia Eagles player also raped that the game was not as lost as it is in the films. In the Harry Potter Franchise, players fly on their sheaves and score points by throwing a ball called Quaffle through three golden cycles.
“But I’m really mad that they don’t use real sheaves and dressed as wizards,” Kelce continued. “As if we’re going to do this, why not go all in the Witchcraft world. These costumes are inappropriate.”
Quidditch includes a player called a seeker who is tasked with hunting the gold snitch. If a seeker holds it, the game automatically ends. Epsn version y Harry PotterThe game held also incorporated a golden snitch element, which loved Kelce.
“Oh my God, the Snitch is (absolutely) very funny,” he wrote in a subsequent tweet. “Only a dose with the word snitch written on its hahaha shorts. What is yf ***.”
Kelce fans were delighted by his commentary and quickly to agree with him in the comments section.
“My bill and I watch it (a) have said the same. The sticks make him look dumb! Either get a wizard or not,” one user responded while another answered, “I go to give you this time … you are absolutely right to complain.”
Another fan suggested that Jason and his brother should, Travis KelceHe should fit up and play the game. Jason was down with the idea but wanted to implement a different element.
“I’ll play with beer in my hand instead of a sweep,” quoted the athlete.
An additional user told Jason that he would be a “top tier beater” if he played the sport in real life. However, Jason had a different task in mind for when he is on the Quidditch field.
“Nah (I’m a) a seeker,” he responded. “I get that flag very quickly.” (In the fictional game, the main role of a beat is to protect their team members while a seeker focuses on tracking the golden snitch.)
Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images Jason Kelce is still bleeding Eagles Green after his retirement and could not fail to watch the team season opener. “I thought it would be fun to watch my first game of retirement with a man I had been with my entire career with the Eagles, who still work there but it’s not (…)
Since retiring from the NFL in the spring of 2024, Jason has ventured to broadcast sports. He is one of the hosts on Espn’s Monday night’s account.
Outside of the sport, Jason is the father of four. Him and wife Kylie Kelce Recently welcomed Finnley’s daughter. The couple are also parents of Wyatt women, 5, Elliotte, 4, Bennett, 2. In an upcoming appearance on the podcast “not thin but not fat”, Kylie, 33, shared her thoughts on why she and Jason have not welcomed women only.
“I think he has a very deviating idea of women, and that’s probably why he has four girls,” Kylie told the host Amanda HirschPure Weekly USUnique first look clipping. “This is why he was blessed with four women. The universe said: ‘He doesn’t get it. He needs it.”
