PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce announced Thursday that he will return for the 2022 season, his 12th in the National Football League. "I'm definitely not retiring from playing for the Philadelphia Eagles, I'm having way too much fun doing that.

I'm looking forward to another year, Philadelphia. And to all my teammates, let's go dominate." Kelce said after pouring himself a beer in a video posted to the Eagles Twitter account.Kelce, 34, has been a stalwart on the Eagles offensive line since he was drafted in the 6th round in 2011 from Cincinnati.

Since then, he's earned five Pro Bowl nominations and four first-team All-Pro nods. The Eagles website described Kelce as an ‘ironman’ among NFL centers and pointed out that he has started the most consecutive games at center for the Eagles since 1970.

He is perhaps best known in Philadelphia for donning a mummers costume and riling up the crowd at the Eagles Super Bowl parade in 2017.

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Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Branden Sisca to be laid to rest following I-95 crash in Philadelphia

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Covid immunity explained by top immunologist - and why, she says, some people don't catch the virus

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Will Smith resigns from Hollywood’s Academy over Chris Rock slap

Will Smith resigned Friday from the motion picture academy following his Oscars night slap of Chris Rock and said he would accept any further punishment the organization imposed.

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Calgary police identify Arbour Lake homicide victim

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Manitoba festivals making triumphant comeback

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B.C. nurses getting squeezed by parking tickets

The Nurses Union is speaking out after hearing nurses in Metro Vancouver have been dealing with parking tickets now that paid parking has returned since the pandemic. Rumina Daya reports.

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Vaccinated travelers no longer require a negative COVID test to enter Canada

A major milestone as of April 1, when it comes to COVID-19 restrictions. Vaccinated travelers no longer require a negative COVID-19 test to arrive in Canada. Kayla McLean has more.

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Booster dose of Covid vaccine needed to fight against Omicron variant: NIV

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Amid Covid pandemic, US grapples with Norovirus. Know cause, symptoms, treatment

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Villanova-Kansas renew high-stakes history at Final Four

NEW ORLEANS - Bill Self was wading through old video of Villanova this week, trying to scout a specific action that the Wildcats use on the offensive end of the floor, when the Hall of Fame Kansas coach did something he's avoided the past four years.Self watched film of the 2018 Final Four.The one where the Wildcats embarrassed Kansas on their march toward a third national championship."I didn't really watch it to try to, you know, have memories," Self said with a grim smile Friday. "I say I watched it — I got through about 12 minutes of it.

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