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NFL legend Jason Kelce revealed an unusual factoid about himself - and it has to do with his opposition to underwear.
The 36-year-old retired Philadelphia Eagles Pro Bowl offensive lineman announced the admission on his New Heights podcast alongside his brother, Kansas City Chiefs star Travis.
During a segment, Travis had the task of reading out commercials.
Among the advertisements was for the underwear brand Tommy John.
However, Travis gave the floor to his older brother after promoting the company.
"Tommy John underwear is claiming it has the most comfortable underwear out there and I think you should be the deciding factor on that statement," the Chiefs three-time Super Bowl champion said.
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But Jason wasn't afraid to reveal something about himself that goes against the norm.
"As I've said on this show, I do not wear underwear," Kelce said as Travis laughed.
"I do not wear underwear based on comfort."
"I find it unnecessary and problematic to the freedom that my boys like to enjoy.
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"If that is going to change... I don't think that is going to change, I'm curious to see what Tommy John is offering."
Jason did admit that there are occurrences as to when he only wears underwear.
"Every time I'm doing something physical," he said.
"I wear them.
"My thighs chafe.
"Running, a lot of walking, I wear them."
Jason's admission during the podcast came after Travis opened up on his latest career venture.
The star tight end and fellow Chiefs teammate Patrick Mahomes will open a steakhouse called 1587 Prime in Kansas City.
Travis spoke about how much it means to see fans appreciate what him and Mahomes do for Kansas City.
"It's always been cool to see the support that we get from Kansas City so we wanted to make sure we showed that love back," the 34-year-old said.
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"I can't wait to show Kansas City our love for food and dining experiences."
Jason retired from the NFL last month after 13 impressive seasons in the league.