Seeing Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s love story up close was an invaluable experience for the tight end’s family.
During Monday’s performance today,” Kyrie Kelce, who is married to Travis’ older brother and recently retired Eagles center Jason Kelce, was asked about the couple that continues to dominate the headlines this NFL offseason.
“At the end of the day, if Trav is happy, we’re happy. We’re always rooting for Uncle Trav. It’s great to be able to do that on and off the field, but it was really great. ” said Kylie, who has daughters Wyatt (4), Elliot (3) and Bennett (1). Jason, 36 years old.
The 34-year-old Swift, who first made headlines in the summer, went viral in September after attending the Chiefs’ first game of the season at Arrowhead Stadium to cheer on Kelce, also 34. Ta.
The pop superstar played in 13 games last season, and Swift watched most of the Chiefs’ postseason run with Kyrie and Jason.
The group cheered on Kelce during the 2024 Super Bowl in February, when the Chiefs won their third championship in five seasons with a 25-22 overtime victory over the 49ers in Las Vegas.
Weeks after the Chiefs won the Super Bowl, Jason said this comes after spending all 13 seasons of his NFL career with the Eagles.
Kylie said on “Today” Monday that she hopes the couple’s children understand the footprint the Super Bowl champion has left on the community.
“The bottom line is that their father had a healthy influence on Philadelphia, that he understood it well enough to want to stay and raise a family there, and that he loved the people. I hope they understand that he worked with them and continues to love them, and that he was active in the city doing charity work and things like that. He gave his blood, sweat, and tears to the city, but it was out of pure love and dedication. I want his daughters to see that too,” Kylie said.
A sixth-round pick by Cincinnati in 2011, Jason was a six-time first-team All-Pro selection and seven-time Pro Bowl selection after his career with the Eagles. He was part of the Eagles’ championship roster in 2017.
Jason currently co-hosts the New Heights podcast with his brother Travis, but it has been speculated that he may move into broadcasting.
ESPN is pursuing Jason for a revamp of “Monday Night Football” as Robert Griffin III’s pregame eligibility is “in jeopardy.” Reported by Andrew Marchand of The Athletic. last week.
Amazon Prime, CBS, and NBC are also said to be interested in Jason’s services.
Asked about a possible sportscasting role for Jason, Kyrie said Monday: “I’m not thinking about anything.”
