Tesla Realty Group LLC

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542 Michelle St Ridley Park, PA 19078 OPEN HOUSE Saturday and Sunday March 14 and 15
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OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY APRIL 14TH 1-3
342 MICHELLE ST RIDLEY PARK, PA 19078
3 BDR, 3 baths

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We are Closed Today - See you January 2nd!

Existing home sales stall in August amid higher mortgage rates Sales of previously owned homes barely budged in August compared with July, as mortgage rates remained stubbornly high. Those rates are now lower.

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Jason Kelce wasn’t supposed to be the face of a franchise.
He wasn’t even supposed to be a center.
Drafted in the 6th round in 2011 — 191st overall — Kelce came into the NFL as an undersized, underdog lineman from Cincinnati. He didn’t look the part. He didn’t sound the part. But from Day 1, he had that Philly edge — that chip on his shoulder that never left.

And he fought for everything.

He started as a rookie. Changed positions. Became the heart of the offensive line. But he didn’t just survive in the NFL — he became one of the greatest to ever do it. A 7-time Pro Bowler. 6-time All-Pro. A technician and a tone-setter. The fastest, smartest, nastiest center in football — for over a decade.

But in Philly, stats only tell part of the story.
Because Kelce wasn’t just a lineman. He was a symbol.

He played through injuries. He never backed down. And when the city needed a voice, he gave them a speech that will echo through time.

February 8, 2018. The Eagles’ first Super Bowl parade.
And there was Kelce — not in pads, but in full Mummers costume — shouting into the cold winter air:

“Jason Peters was told he was too old! Lane Johnson can’t lay off the juice! Nick Foles doesn’t have it! … And you know what we’ve got to say to all those people who doubted us? We’re a bunch of f*in’ underdogs!**”

In that moment, he didn’t just represent the team.
He became Philly.

Blue-collar. Overlooked. Loud. Proud. Loyal.
He spoke like a fan, bled like a brother, and led like a warrior.

Jason Kelce retired in 2024 after 13 unforgettable seasons — all in midnight green. He left the field in tears, embraced by teammates and a city that had come to love him like family.

Not many 6th-round picks make it past training camp.
Kelce built a Hall of Fame résumé — and a Philly legacy that can’t be measured in rings or reps.

He didn’t just block for his quarterback.
He stood up for his city.
And Philly will never forget him for it.

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