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Emotions overcame Eagles center Jason Kelce as the final seconds ticked off the clock in Monday’s Wild Card loss to Tampa Bay. As Kelce appeared to shed a few tears as he watched the season come to a close, many began to speculate on his potential retirement.

Kelce embraced Philadelphia offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland as he took off his helmet and prepared to walk off the field for potentially the final time. If it is indeed his final season, it would mark the end of a 13-year NFL career, all of which came with the Eagles.

You can view the moment below.

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