TRUE COLORS
‘That’s bull’, Travis Kelce slams brother Jason’s reasons for not cheering on Kansas City Chiefs in NFL next season
Jason Kelce knows what team he's rooting for if the Chiefs and Eagles rematch in the Super Bowl
JASON Kelce showed his true colors on the New Heights podcast, revealing who he will root for in retirement.
After wearing Kansas City Chiefs red throughout the NFL postseason this year, Jason Kelce admitted he won't be wearing that color permanently.
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When asked on the New Heights Podcast who he would root for in a potential Super Bowl between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Chiefs, Kelce revealed to his brother Travis that it would be the Eagles.
Jason is watching the 2024 NFL season as a fan for the first time in 13 years, and Travis hoped that him being off the Eagles roster would be enough to make him a Chiefs fan.
Travis couldn't get the support from Jason though, who said he is an Eagle for life.
"I will root for the Eagles of course because I will always be an Eagle first and foremost," Jason said.
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"I will still root for Travis to have a good game because he's my brother, but I will definitely be cheering on the Eagles in this scenario."
Travis was clearly annoyed with his brother's admission, mumbling "That's bull****, such bull****."
"Well, good luck to your Eagles... there you go," Travis added with a frown.
It wouldn't be the first time the Eagles and Chiefs face off in the Super Bowl if the matchup were to occur in 2025. The Kelce brothers faced off against each other in the 2023 Super Bowl, which Travis and the Chiefs won.
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If they lined up against each other again in 2025, this time without Jason on the field, he would be rooting for the Chiefs to fall short of a historic three-peat.
The Chiefs became the first team since the 2003 and 2004 New England Patriots to become back-to-back champions, and would be the first back-to-back-to-back champs if they could pull it off this season.
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However, no team in NFL history that has gone back-to-back has even made the Super Bowl in the following year, let along win it.
If anyone could accomplish the feat though, it would be Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, who seem to scoff at record books.
Through their first three seasons, Mahomes is setting a blistering pace compared to the widely accepted NFL GOAT Tom Brady.
They are matched with three Super Bowls, but Mahomes has him beat on wins, yards, touchdowns, interceptions, Pro Bowls, All-Pros, MVPs, Super Bowl MVPs, and more.
With numbers like that, Mahomes is certainly looking to set himself apart in the record books from Brady by capturing the three-peat that Brady never could.
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