“Angry” NFL Fans Are Turning Against Jason Kelce For His Head-Scratching Decision

Jason Kelce has made many enemies with his latest decision involving Brandon Graham.

Graham retired Tuesday following a 15-year career in Philly, which was highlighted by his role in the defensive play that helped the Eagles win their first Super Bowl title.

Graham held a ceremony this week during which he thanked the organization, his coaches, his teammates, and his family during an emotional conference to announce his decision.

Philadelphia Eagles fans are fiercely loyal to their legends, so it was notable when one person did not show up.

Jason Kelce was a no-show at Brandon Graham’s retirement ceremony, and it didn’t go unnoticed.

While many of Graham’s current and former teammates flew in to celebrate his incredible 15-year run, Kelce decided not to show up.

TRENDING: Many #Eagles fans posted today how they are angry that Jason Kelce did not attend Brandon Graham’s retirement ceremony.

Many of Graham’s current and former teammates flew in for the day.

Sad to see many fans turn on one of the franchise’s all-time legends. pic.twitter.com/gnAmPmrNKb

— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) March 19, 2025

He quickly became the talk of the fan base.

“No Kelce is crazy,” one fan said.

“Jason Kelce has jealous tendencies; he tries to appear as a team guy who has a big heart, but he’s really an emotional dude with feeling always going rampant, not steady and consistent,” a second person stated.

“@JasonKelce generally curious why you couldn’t make it for your brother after 13 years together,” a third fan added.

“So Jason Kelce couldn’t even be there, wow,” a shocked fan commented.

“Funny how Kelce is no where around,” one final fan stated.

Brandon Graham And Jason Kelce Spent A Lot of Time Together

The Philadelphia Eagles used Tuesday to celebrate the retirement of Brandon Graham.

Graham retired on top of the NFL after helping the Eagles defeat the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX in February. His 15 seasons in Philadelphia are tied for the most in franchise history.

He played 13 of those seasons alongside Jason Kelce; however, the former Eagles center did not attend Graham’s retirement announcement on Tuesday.