Jason Kelce has witnessed quite the career arc. The former Philadelphia Eagles center has gone from a little-known sixth-round draft pick in 2011 to a favorite son of Philly as an All-Pro performer and, now, a member of ESPN’s “Monday Night Football.”
Kelce also has garnered a reputation as a celebrity who gets tabbed for commercials and television appearances. With the rise in fame, it’s time to ask just how wealthy is the 36-year-old retired Super Bowl winner?
What Is Jason Kelce’s Net Worth?
Kelce’s rabid, zany, and personable persona has led to an abundance of wealth.
As of 2025, Kelce has an estimated net worth of $50 million. That’s not just from the money he’s raked in from his playing days, either. He’s also earned his cash from endorsement deals.
Kelce spent his career playing what’s considered an unglamorous position on the football field. His NFL contracts brought in $81,708,745 in career earnings.
As a center, he was tasked with the dirty work of taking on defensive linemen and linebackers while running backs ran through the openings he created and quarterbacks were given time to throw.
Yet, Kelce performed center in dominating fashion, so much so that the Eagles once made him the NFL’s highest-paid player for his position, handing him $14.5 million per year before his retirement. Kelce also earned a $10,335,000 signing bonus with the franchise.
That deal wasn’t even considered his richest contract with the team. Back in 2014, Kelce agreed to a six-year, $37.5 million deal that included $10,398,000 guaranteed.
Kelce produced seven Pro Bowlers as a trusted tone-setter for the Eagles. He went on to end his career with three consecutive All-Pro nominations.
Of course, Kelce is even more beloved among “Gang Green” fans for helping lead the franchise to its first Vince Lombardi trophy back in the 2017 season.
Even though Kelce will head to Lincoln Financial Stadium as a broadcaster and not dressed in Eagles gameday attire, it doesn’t mean he can’t wear green.
Jason Kelce is BACK in Philly 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/TlsaCV81Wf
— ESPN (@espn) September 16, 2024
Now, despite being retired from the NFL, Kelce is still raking in a ton of money from his broadcasting career with ESPN, podcast “New Heights” (which inked a $100 million deal with Wondery), and various endorsement deals.
Looking at Kelce’s Endorsement Deals
Kelce’s personality has made him a popular sales pitchman on a national scale, including during his playing days.
Kelce was one NFL star who pushed Tide detergent. His 2023 spot featured fellow Eagles teammates Fletcher Cox and Jordan Mailata.
That’s not all Kelce has offered on the commercial side. He is signed with Old Spice deodorant and Campbell’s Chunky Soup.
Kelce has also poked fun at himself for being retired. He’s signed a deal with Buffalo Wild Wings, which included filming this commercial where he reaches out to BWW mascot Hank The Buffalo about trying to find his way back to football.
There’s another TV spot that’s grown popular during the first two weeks of the NFL season, which involves Kelce’s “new Sunday ritual.”
In it, he appears with his wife Kylie in trying to find something to watch on a fall Sunday afternoon — a first for Kelce since 2010.
Kelce may be away from donning shoulder pads and a helmet, but he’s still a football fixture whose personality has earned him large amounts of money and new commercial spots.
Chiefs vs. Eagles Super Bowl Preview
Based on PFN’s win probability model, which ran 10,000 simulations via the PFN Playoff Predictor, the Eagles have a 52.8% chance of defeating the Chiefs.
The Chiefs are aiming to become the first team in NFL history to win three straight Super Bowls. Kansas City has won three of the last five Super Bowls and will be the first NFL team to play in five Super Bowls over a six-season span.
This is Philadelphia’s third Super Bowl appearance in the last eight seasons. The Eagles defeated the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LII and lost to the Chiefs two seasons ago in Super Bowl LVII.
Kansas City Chiefs Trends and Insights
- The Chiefs have 17 straight one-score wins (12-0 this season, their last three playoff games last year, and their last two regular season games). Twelve one-score wins is the most in a single season all-time, tied with the 2022 Vikings, 2019 Seahawks, and 2015 Broncos.
- Patrick Mahomes passed Joe Montana for the second-most playoff wins by a starting quarterback (17) and John Elway for the second-most playoff game-winning drives by a quarterback (seven).
- From 2019-24, the Chiefs have made six Super Bowl appearances, are chasing a fourth title, and have won 78% of their regular season games. For reference, the Splash Brother Golden State Warriors (2015-19, 2022) made six NBA Finals appearances with four titles and won 76.2% of their regular season games.
- The Chiefs have averaged over 2.5 points per offensive drive in four straight games when playing their regulars – that’s a good formula, as NFL teams have won 78.9% of their games this season when clearing 2.50 PPD.
- During his career, Mahomes has averaged 3.9 carries for 20 yards and 0.13 touchdowns on the ground during the regular season. In the postseason, those rates elevated to 5.4 attempts, 29.1 yards, and 0.35 touchdowns per game.
Philadelphia Eagles Trends and Insights
- The Eagles peaked early last season and scored 155 points over a five-game win streak (Weeks 7-12). Over their past five games, they’ve scored 166 points.
- Jalen Hurts ran for three scores in his prior Super Bowl experience, joining Terrell Davis as the only player to do that in The Big Game. With his three rushing scores on Sunday, Hurts joined LeGarrette Blount as the only players in NFL history with multiple playoff games in which they ran for three-plus touchdowns.
- Philadelphia has forced 19 turnovers in their past six games, a run that includes four games with three-plus.
- The Eagles became the sixth team to have multiple players rush for multiple scores in a playoff game, the first since Rex Burkhead and Sony Michel did it for the 2018 Patriots.
- Since 2022, the Eagles are 18-8 ATS (69.2%) when facing a team that enters play with at least as many wins as losses (second best, trailing only the 20-6-1 Lions).
- Hurts will become the eighth quarterback to start multiple Super Bowls within his first eight seasons. Of the previous seven, only Elway failed to secure a ring within his first five seasons—though Elway would famously cap off his career with Super Bowl victories in his final two seasons.
