C. Blazers Deandre Ayton is reportedly absent from the game after spending hours attempting to melt ice at home.

C. Blazers Deandre Ayton is reportedly absent from the game after spending hours attempting to melt ice at home.

After thirteen years in the NFL, Jason Kelce may or may not have retired, but he is undoubtedly brightening the days of Delaware County, Pennsylvania residents.

Kelce traveled thirty minutes west in Philadelphia to his neighborhood McDonald’s in Broomall on Wednesday to place his customary order of sausage, egg, and cheese. Upon approach to the teller window, a recognizable individual awaited him.

On numerous occasions, Danielle Bonham has assisted the Eagles center, and the two have been the subject of numerous photographs during his Mickey D’s runs. He resolved to do something extraordinary for Bonham this time around.

Kelce, who spent his entire playing time with the Eagles and won a Super Bowl with them, signed a Kelley Green Eagles jersey to Bonham. “I’ve perceived a lot of players come and go, yet Jason’s an exceptional dude.”

The inhabitants of Kelce’s adopted municipality of Havertown, Pennsylvania, have begun making necessary arrangements in anticipation of the potential termination of their tenure with the Eagles center.

Despite Kelce’s denial of rumors on his “New Heights” podcast that he informed teammates of his retirement following Philadelphia’s 32-9 loss of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the community continues to prepare for the worst.

Multiple businesses within the township where Kelce resides were ecstatic to speak with FOX 29 regarding his impact on the community and the changes that he has brought about since relocating his family there.

“He has left his mark on the entire town.” Carl Henderson, proprietor of Carl’s Cards & Collectibles, informed the television station, “He’s all over St. Dennis’s fair with his children, from the flower shop over here to the Wawa and the kettle down on the boulevard.”

Nick Haselidis, proprietor of Crust Pizza as well as Havertown Grille, stated to ABC 6 that Kelce went above and beyond by becoming personally acquainted with business owners and community members.

Stated Haselidis on Tuesday. Every customer is recognized by his first name. He appears to be an ordinary individual.

Haselidis expressed his regret that the impending news may prevent him and others within the Philadelphia area from seeing Kelce play. However, he recognizes that there are other aspects of life besides his professional obligations.

Additionally, Kelce’s departure from football may provide the greater public with an opportunity to observe him, which will be greatly appreciated.

Bonham, who is employed at the McDonald’s drive-thru, has frequently attended to Kelce. She is familiar with his name, and the two of them have shared several photographs. “Our relationship is based on a first name,” Bonham stated.

Kelly Kelce, as he routinely does, signed Bonham’s Kelly Green Kelce jersey during his visit on Wednesday.

He was subsequently served two sausages, egg, and cheese McMuffins. Kelce, according to Bonham, inspired her to persevere during one of the most trying times in her life: a divorce.

“I told him, I told him, ‘I obtained the jersey at last. Could you kindly provide your signature on this document?’ And he responded, “Of course,” so he carried it out. “I will hold that in high regard for the remainder of my days,” she continued.

“It almost was as bad as when you lost my mom in 2005, yes,” Bonham commented. “I have also communicated this to Jason.” “The happiness he brings me is almost as if it were to fill in the void.”

Kelce, according to Bonham, has made an enduring impact on the city of Philadelphia. “If this is his last rodeo in us, I wish him all the best, but if he’s got one more left in his career, that’s even better,” Bonham said.