The Eagles-Cowboys rivalry is still as strong as ever in the Kelce household, even after Jason Kelce retired from the Philadelphia NFL team earlier this year to embark on his new gig with ESPN’s Monday Night Countdown.
A viral video making the rounds shows quite the bumper sticker the 36-year-old affixed onto the Tesla Cybertruck that he purchased earlier this year.
The clip surfaced on the social media account of sports media personality Dov Kleiman, who wrote: “There’s no way Jason Kelce put this sticker on his Tesla Cybertruck.” Let us be the first to say, “Yes way.”
“A Cybertruck is on Sears Street,” the woman filming the video could be heard saying of the South Philadelphia side street. For his part, Kelce proudly pointed to the sticker, which was a take on the ubiquitous Calvin and Hobbes knockoff decals that show the popular comic strip character urinating. In this variation, however, it was a cartoon likeness of Benjamin Franklin peeing on a Dallas Cowboys logo.
The clip in question was actually filmed back in April, and initially made its way around Philadelphia social media after being posted to Instagram by the Philly-based Word to the Wise podcast. But after resurfacing on X, formerly Twitter, the clip quickly gained over two million views within about 24 hours.
And suffice to say, fans were here for it. “Jason Kelce may not be playing anymore but he still hates the Cowboys,” posted the JM Football account. “Jason Kelce with the greatest bumper sticker ever on his Cyber Truck LMAO,” added Philly sports podcast host Josh Reynolds.
Another fan account noted that “of course” Kelce would put that particular sticker on his Cybertruck.
In addition to cruising around Philly and the Jersey Shore in his Cybertruck—where many local fans have learned to spot the vehicle—Kelce has been seemingly having the time of his life since announcing his retirement. In addition to dropping the pounds to get himself into post-NFL shape, Kelce has spent the summer jet setting around to Taylor Swift concerts and to the 2024 Paris Olympic Games before the 2025 season starts up.
