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Jason Kelce Arrives in grand style to cheer for brother Travis Kelce 2024 opener Ravens Vs Chiefs pted for a playful, yet stylish look, wearing a Chiefs-colored floral shirt over his signature “Big Yeti” t-shirt, paying homage to his brother’s nickname from college days
Jason Kelce made a memorable appearance at the Chiefs vs. Ravens game to cheer on his brother, Travis Kelce, in grand style. Alongside his wife Kylie, Jason opted for a playful, yet stylish look, wearing a Chiefs-colored floral shirt over his signature “Big Yeti” t-shirt, paying homage to his brother’s nickname from college days.
This was a stark contrast to his recent shirtless celebration at a previous game, where he made headlines for his enthusiastic support. The Kelce family, including their parents Ed and Donna, were present to cheer Travis on during the AFC Championship matchup
Jason, of course, has a free weekend after the Eagles were eliminated from the postseason by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Monday. It has plunged Jason’s long-term football future into doubt, with reports on Tuesday morning emerging that he told the Eagles locker room that he is retiring.
But since then, Jason has stayed coy over what the future holds and Travis even suggested on Friday that his big brother could play on.
No timeline has been given as to when Jason expects to announce his football future.
The Kelce brothers have an extremely close relationship and Travis suggested Jason might keep playing when he spoke at a Chiefs press conference ahead of the Bills game.
‘It came out that he retired and he didn’t really say any of that,’ Travis Kelce said Friday. ‘The end of that game, I think everyone kind of felt for him knowing that he has been thinking about it a lot over the past couple years.’
‘The [Amazon] documentary shows that. You don’t need to go around and ask anybody,’ Travis continued. ‘It’s been cool to see everybody appreciate who he’s been over the years this past week.’
‘I think the big guys still got some football left if he wants it,’ Kelce concluded.