WATCH: Jason Kelce Names The Greatest TE Of All-Time

Legendary former NFL center Jason Kelce is now retired, which means he now has a lot more time to share his opinion.

In a recent appearance on The Big Podcast, Kelce stated that he believes his younger brother, Chiefs All-Pro tight end Travis Kelce, is arguably the greatest tight end in NFL history.

“I mean, he’s going to go down in history…no offense to all the other tight ends in Tony and Gronk…He’s up there for the greatest ever,” Kelce said.

It would definitely be considered favoritism if Travis Kelce was someone who made a couple of Pro Bowls and had maybe one or no Super Bowl rings.

But he has accomplished so much in his historic career.

The 34-year-old is a nine-time Pro-Bowler and a three-time Super Bowl champion.

He holds many NFL records, including career postseason receptions (165), career postseason touchdowns by a tight end (19), 1,000-yard seasons by a tight end (7), and receiving yards in a single season by a tight end (1,416).

The former Cincinnati Bearcat is at the heart of one of the league’s best all-time dynasties.

If he is not there to catch passes from quarterback Patrick Mahomes, do the Chiefs have three Super Bowl rings as things currently stand?

It is hard to answer that, but the answer is probably no.

Tony Gonzalez was a great tight end but never won a Super Bowl.

Rob Gronkowski was such an important piece for Bill Belichick and Tom Brady in New England, but Kelce is a more dynamic pass-catcher.

The love that Jason Kelce is showing to his younger brother is completely justified.