“Part of the reason why I started doing all these other things is because I know the time is coming to an end,” Kelce said. “I want to make sure I’m in a good position once I get done playing, that I have outlets. … I think retirement becomes an easier decision when you know firmly what you want to do.
“I guess there are days when I don’t want to do this (anymore). But I think that largely, over the course of a season, I still really enjoy coming in. I still feel like I can do it. I still feel like I’m healthy enough to do it. And I can do it the right way.”
There are also the on-the-field accomplishments.
Graham is going into his 14th season, tying him with Chuck Bednarik for the longest tenure in team history. Graham is fourth in games played as an Eagle with 178. Kelce is right behind him at 176, and Cox is seventh at 173.
