Jason Kelce pleads Travis Kelce to stop joking about Bill Belichick dating 24-year-old Jordon Hudson

The relationship between Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson is still attracting plenty of attention in NFL circles, and especially in the offseason, when there's nothing better to talk about, it seems that plenty of shows and podcasts have found time to make a deep dive into the former head coach's personal life.

As Jason Kelce became one of the NFL's most loved figures for his work off the field and now his podcast with his brother, superstar tight end Travis Kelce, the pair got together for another episode of Gridiron Heights before Travis goes to training camp - Jason retired from the league in January.

As the younger brother started to put together a joke about Belichick's new relationship, the older brother stopped him before he could even finish the joke:

Travis: Belichick’s a smooth operator, his girlfriend’s,'

Jason: 'Let’s not go there, please. Jesus Christ.' (1:08:53)

Jason Kelce retired from the NFL after becoming one of the most special players over the past decade. He won a Super Bowl with the Eagles, made multiple First-Team All-Pros and did some excellent work with the Philadelphia community - there's not an Eagles player more loved than Kelce since Brian Dawkins.

What's the deal with Bill Belichick and his new girlfriend?

As Bill Belichick takes time away from football - not that he wanted to -, he can focus a bit more on his new relationship. He's dating 24-year-old Jordan Hudson after a series of rumored relationships, and their age difference is something that hasn't gone down very well with NFL fans.

Belichick turned 72 in April, which means that, with some basic math, he is three times the age of his new girlfriend. But that hasn't stopped them, especially as the former New England Patriots coach has lots of free time now.

Bill Belichick has been unemployed since leaving the New England Patriots after the 2023 season. He won six Super Bowls with the franchise in a fantastic partnership with legendary quarterback Tom Brady, whom he coached from 2000 to 2019. His departure happened after a string of turbulent Patriots seasons under the historic coach.