JUST IN: Eagles’ coach Sends Message on ‘Revenge’ Against Chiefs

There is plenty of talk about the Philadelphia Eagles potentially getting revenge for the team’s Super Bowl loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Yet, the latest Eagles news reveals that star center Jason Kelce is not buying into any revenge factor heading into the Monday Night Football matchup in Week 11.

“I’d prefer not to even [use it]. It’s not the same game,” Kelce told reporters on November 16, 2023. “I mean, I’m motivated to win the game. I don’t need the Super Bowl [loss] to motivate me to beat my brother [Travis Kelce] or Andy Reid. I’ve never beat them in my career. I’m more motivated maybe by that, but I don’t buy into Super Bowl revenge games.

“Each season is different. This team is not the same. That team is not the same. Nothing that goes [on] out there and happens on Monday night is going to at all change or make anything different about what happened last year.”

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As Kelce astutely points out, there is clearly a difference between winning a championship versus a regular-season win. Even if the Eagles top the Chiefs, it will not make up for the Super Bowl loss.

Eagles News: Jason Kelce Gave ‘Zero’ Thought About Chiefs Rematch in Decision Not to Retire

Philadelphia narrowly lost Super Bowl LVII to Kansas City 38-35. Kelce is candid about the notion that the Eagles’ rematch against the Chiefs played a role in his decision not to retire.

“Zero [how much the Super Bowl rematch factored into not retiring]. Yeah, if I want to play, I want to play,” Kelce noted. “The opponents don’t factor in on that. I think our team, intrinsically the fact that we still were returning a lot of players and Jalen [Hurts] and a lot of those things factor in.

“Because you’re motivated to have success and winning football games is fun. But yeah, zero thought went into who we were playing.”

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