Jason Kelce really wants his Philadelphia Eagles to play in this weekend's divisional round, but he managed to have some fun until the Buffalo Bills take on the Kansas City Chiefs in New York.
A prime example of this was when his younger brother, Chiefs star Travis Kelce, scored his first touchdown since Week 11 of the regular season to give Kansas City the lead in the second quarter.
Jason was seen shirtless in a suite with Taylor Swift, his parents and many others, screaming into the cold Buffalo air for his brother.
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Jason Kelce of the Philadelphia Eagles reacts after a game against the Miami Dolphins at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on October 22, 2023. (Mitchell Lev/Getty Images)
Even before the game, Jason was spotted with the “Bills Mafia” partying with opponents outside Highmark Stadium in New York's Orchard Park.
Jason was one of the many Bills fans outside of Joe Kern's Dangerous Driving who call himself the official commissioner of Dangerous Driving and believe he created one of the best Dangerous Driving experiences in the entire NFL.
One of Khan's calling cards is hitting a shot through the hole of a bowling ball and slamming it down after he hits it.
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Well, Jason decided to participate as a bunch of Bills fans shouted his name and cheered him on. He managed to swallow the bowling ball and acknowledged the fans the entire time.
Well, Jason appeared to be wearing a red shirt under his green jacket, as he's clearly in town to support Travis. But in the end he clearly didn't need the shirt.
After the Eagles' 32-9 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last week, Jason changed his mind about supporting Travis, but also talked about possibly retiring this offseason.
Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift poses for photos as fans take photos before the AFC Divisional Playoff game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium on January 21, 2024 in Orchard Park, New Jersey. and Jason Kelce of the Philadelphia Eagles talk in a suite. yoke. (Albero/Getty Images)
It was initially reported that Jason would hang up his cleats, but he told the New Heights podcast that he didn't want to make a decision right away after a blowout loss in the playoffs.
This is something he has battled with this past season, and was chronicled in the Amazon Prime Video documentary “Kelce,” in which he spoke very emotionally about the weight of the decision.
Jason returned to the Eagles on a one-year deal and was as agile as ever, providing solid blocking for Jalen Hurts & Co. throughout the season.
But that time will come. For now, Jason seems excited to support his brother's hopeful Super Bowl appearance with the Chiefs.
Jason Kelce of the Philadelphia Eagles plays at Raymond James Stadium on January 15, 2024 in Tampa, Florida. (Mike Ehrman/Getty Images)
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And doing that by letting go in the most Kelce-like way possible is great to see.
