The retired NFL star has recruited the legendary Fleetwood Mac singer for a Christmas duet as part of his upcoming holiday album.

A dash of holiday magic can make anything happen - it can even get multi-platinum-selling music legend Stevie Nicks in the recording studio with retired Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce. Tis the season.

"Maybe This Christmas," written by Ron Sexsmith, finds Kelce joining Nicks for a message of hope and healing this holiday season. "Maybe this Christmas will mean something more/ Maybe this year love will appear," he sings. Nicks takes the second verse, singing, "Maybe forgiveness will ask us to call/ Someone we love, someone we've lost."

Jason Kelce may be known for a legendary career with the Philadelphia Eagles, but he's also become a prolific holiday musician. For the third year in a row, Kelce will release his annual Christmas album,

Jason Kelce and Mt. Joy will perform their new Christmas song before the Eagles face the Commanders at Lincoln Financial Field on Thursday night.

When asked by his brother and co-host Travis Kelce how it felt, Jason replied jokingly, “You know, I've fought my whole life to be the queen of Christmas and the fact that we're

Jason Kelce is joking that he has dethroned Mariah Carey as the new “Queen of Christmas,” writes Hannah Johnson for y!entertainment. The Haverford

It was the coup before Christmas. Football-star-turned-commentator Jason Kelce stole the “Queen of Christmas” crown from Mariah Carey — at least for one week — when he scored a No. 1 hit on the iTunes holiday songs chart.