A retired Jason Kelce was spotted at a beach in New Jersey, where he posed shirtless for a photo with some fans. While many were happy to see the friendly ex-player spending time with fans, some observers on social media couldn’t help but focus on certain aspects of the picture, sparking conversation with their comments.

Still, most fans kept it lighthearted, praising Kelce for taking the time to connect with people even in his downtime.

“Guy is packing heat,” a user wrote on X.

Another added on Instagram: “Was that a sausage in his pocket or was he just glad to meet you?! Yowza Jason put that thing away!”

“what a man,” a third wrote.

Jason Kelce’s new career

Kelce hasn’t completely left football behind; since retiring from playing, he’s joined ESPN as part of their football analysis team.

“This is all new territory for me,” Kelce said at the time. “I have even more respect for it now. It’s very hard to do something live, reactive of stimulus that just happened and having something clever and meaningful to say.”

He made his “Monday Night Football” debut during the Eagles‘ tough loss to the Falcons in Week 2, where he humorously addressed Atlanta fans, acknowledging the strong Philadelphia presence in the stands.

Not everyone is on board with his transition to broadcasting, though. Chris “Mad Dog” Russo openly shared his opinion about seeing too much of Kelce on-air, though the ESPN team quickly defended their new colleague, playfully calling out Russo for being overly critical.