Jason Kelce hoping for “ultimate bragging rights” with his brother

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Eagles center Jason Kelce and Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce are the first brothers ever to face off in the Super Bowl, and Jason sees it as a unique opportunity.

Jason Kelce said at Super Bowl LVII Opening Night that Sunday’s result is going to be something his family remembers for the rest of their lives.

“It’s an incredible moment for me and our family,” he said. “Whoever wins this one is going to have the ultimate bragging rights. We’re always rooting for each other, I always want him to do well, but I would sure love to have this one over his head and have at least something over top of Trav.”

Kelce said he and his brother will continue to have friendly conversations leading up to the game.

“We’re going to talk throughout the week,” he said. “We might not be giving out any strategy throughout the week ahead.”

Then they’ll share a hug after the game, but only one of them will have bragging rights afterward.

9 responses to “Jason Kelce hoping for “ultimate bragging rights” with his brother

  1. This brother thing, and Hurts is a good guy, makes it hard to dislike the Eagles, so I’ll wish you good health and good luck and refer you to last year’s Chiefs-Eagles game for a preview of the Super Bowl…

  2. @calkcfan

    Wishful thinking. Eagles offense for that game was missing 4 out of 5 starters on the OL, and featured Jalen Reagor at WR. I’m thinking things might be at least a little different this Sunday with the OL healthy and AJ Brown replacing Reagor.

  3. Not only are they both ballers, both are unquestioned leaders on their teams. Just a shame they are never on the field at the same time.

  4. Well, Jason Kelce doesn’t prance around the field like his show-pony brother Travis, so head-to-head it’s already Jason 1, Travis 0.

  5. calkcfan says:
    February 6, 2023 at 8:57 pm
    This brother thing, and Hurts is a good guy, makes it hard to dislike the Eagles, so I’ll wish you good health and good luck and refer you to last year’s Chiefs-Eagles game for a preview of the Super Bowl…

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    Base on that preview, we should expect to see Dolphin’s WR Tyreek Hill going for 186 yards and 3 touchdowns against Texan’s CB Steven Nelson, lol

  6. Their teams are facing off but they will not be on the field simultaneously at any point in the game.

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