NFL fans raved over a reposted montage of Jason Kelce’s Draft Combine performance from 2011.

A week from the 2025 combine in Indianapolis, the NFL’s X page posted the clip to build anticipation for the upcoming three-day camp.

‘Throwing it back to 2011 when an underrated prospect named Jason Kelce stole the show at the Combine,’ they captioned.

Fans raved about Kelce’s athletic display, which punched his ticket into the big league. Despite his size, the then-24-year-old showcased his running and leaping abilities on the Combine field.

‘Crazy to think Jason Kelce was once an underrated prospect. One of the greatest to ever do it,’ one fan wrote.

‘He’s fast what a throwback,’ another added.

Throwing it back to 2011 when an underrated prospect named @JasonKelce stole the show at the Combine.📺: 2025 #NFLCombine starts Feb. 27 on @nflnetwork📱: Stream on @NFLPlus pic.twitter.com/4BcJKGLMEL

— NFL (@NFL) February 21, 2025

Fans raved over a resurfaced clip of Jason Kelce’s NFL Draft Combine performance in 2011

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A third chimed in, pointing out ‘Bro was movin!!!!’ Meanwhile, a fourth commented ‘The rest is the history.’

‘Future superbowl champion Jason Kelce,’ a fifth emphasized.

Kelce clocked in a 4.93-second 40-yard dash, 1.76 seconds on the 10-yard split, and 4.14 seconds on the 20-yard shuttle.

Furthermore, he tallied a 30.5-inch vertical jump and a 9’2″ broad jump. Kelce ranked 17th with a 58 production score and had the highest athleticism score at 98. His total score of 75 ranked him 10th in the class.

The Eagles selected Kelce out of Cincinnati with the 191st pick in the draft. He remained in The City of Brotherly Love for 13 years before retiring in 2024.

Kelce called it a career after six First-Team All-Pro and seven Pro Bowl selections. The crown jewel of his NFL story was his Super Bowl win in 2017.

Outside the field, Jason and his brother Travis Kelce made names for themselves as media personalities. Kelce joined ESPN’s Monday Night Countdown crew after retiring.

The Kelce brothers’ New Heights podcast also became one of the top sports podcasts across platforms.