Jason Kelce‘s epic offseason continued earlier this week as the Philadelphia Eagles star was spotted running a charity race.

Video of Kelce crossing the line at the Mike’s Seafood Run/Walk For Autism surfaced Wednesday evening, with the Super Bowl LII champion finishing the 5 km race in just over 43 minutes.

A post on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) from Fox Sports: NFL showed the T-shirt clad 36-year-old striding across the finish line with a caption reading, “Jason Kelce ran a 5K to raise money for autism. “

“Ran” is a generous verb for what occurred. But we had a blast https://t.co/LafhJ4c99L

— Jason Kelce (@JasonKelce) February 22, 2024

“Ran” is a generous verb for what occurred. But we had a blast https://t.co/LafhJ4c99L

— Jason Kelce (@JasonKelce) February 22, 2024
Ever one to poke fun at himself, Kelce responded with a post of his own less than 15 minutes later. “’Ran’ is a generous verb for what occurred,” he wrote. “But we had a blast.”

The run was the latest in a series of events that Kelce has been seen taking part in since the Eagles were eliminated from the playoffs on Jan. 15.

Kelce, who has stayed mum on rumoured retirement plans, was most notably seen out supporting his younger brother, Chiefs tight end Travis, during Kansas City’s successful run to Super Bowl LVIII.

The older Kelce has gone viral for his over-the-top support of his younger brother, which has included shirtless celebrations in frigid temperatures in Buffalo and partying in a luchador mask and overalls alongside renowned DJ Marshmello in Las Vegas after the Chiefs’ championship victory.