Jason Kelce

But as Jason and the Philadelphia Eagles were on the losing end of the game, he made sure to add a bit of color to his message for his brother on the Kansas ...

Before the two squared off in the Super Bowl LVII championship on Sunday, the NFL brothers shared a hug before kick off in the spirit of healthy competition.

The brothers are no strangers to the Super Bowl, and they've always been happy for each other's successes — despite their competitive nature. After graduation, Jason was drafted by the Eagles in 2011 and Travis by the Chiefs in 2013. "Winning it yourself is a very self-gratifying thing … "It's wild and surreal. The two grew up in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, and went on to play football together at the University of Cincinnati. Just moments before kickoff, their mom Donna Kelce was interviewed by singer Jordin Sparks.

Chiefs TE Travis Kelce became emotional while discussing Kansas City's win over his brother Jason and the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl 57.

There's nothing really I could say to him other than I love him and he played a hell of a season." "There's nothing you can really say to a loved one in a situation like that," Travis told reporters when asked what he told Jason postgame. The matchup marked the first time a pair of brothers squared off in the Big Game.

Following the Chiefs' 38-35 win in Arizona, Donna rushed onto State Farm Stadium's turf in her 50-50, Eagles and Chiefs outfit to find the oldest of her two ...

[the first brothers to ever play against each other in a Super Bowl game](/sport/nfl/article-11736783/Super-Bowl-LVII-Kelce-brothers-steal-face-rivals.html). There have also been plenty of famous NFL siblings over the years, and many had some memorable matchups: Peyton vs. Postgame, the Kelce brothers were spotted congratulating each other. Eli Manning, Tiki vs. She proceeded to give him a big hug. [Super Bowl](/sport/super_bowl/index.html) mother Donna Kelce has been seen coming onto the field to console her devastated son Jason Kelce after his Eagles were beaten by his older brother, Travis, and the [Kansas](/news/kansas/index.html) City Chiefs on Sunday.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce had to hold back tears when discussing defeating his brother Jason in the Super Bowl on Sunday;

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Jason Kelce was a great brother on Super Bowl Sunday, showing up in support of Travis Kelce after the elder Kelce's Eagles lost to the Chiefs.

"Going to be an awkward podcast for me, this next one," Kelce said. Kelce didn't offer much about his decision after the contest. He also faces a key decision about whether to retire from the NFL or return for a 13th season. It's been awesome to talk with him every week. It wasn't about remembering the pain of losing such a big game. Jason remained on the field long after most of his Eagles teammates had left it.

Donna and Ed Kelce are going to be separated for Super Bowl 57.

And watch the game in private." "I'm in the stands, I'm a stands guy," Ed added. “Blue-collar grunt” Ed will be in the stands, while Donna cheers for offense in NFL commissioner Roger Goodell’s box. [@nflnetwork]with America’s Mom and Dad this week, Donna and Ed Kelce, who will be watching [#Chiefs]- [#Eagles]from separate locations. "I'm a blue-collar.. "I think it's a good idea otherwise I wouldn't be able to see the game," she told Garafolo.

Jason Kelce has played 12 seasons in the NFL, all with the Eagles. And after possibly his final game, he stayed to watch Travis Kelce climb on the stage and ...

Jason Kelce will decide soon if that was the last time he left the field. Jason Kelce said the night stung for him, too, as it was the first time he lost a Super Bowl, after having memorably won his other one five years earlier. He watched Travis Kelce climb on a stage a few yards away and lift the Vince Lombardi Trophy with the Chiefs. “He’s one of the greatest leaders that I’ve ever met, that I’ve ever known, and one of the greatest players that I’ve ever played with. The spotlight before the Super Bowl shined on the Kelce brothers as they fielded questions for four straight days about being the first brothers to oppose each other in the big game. A week of big-game hype provided the world a peek into the family from Cleveland Heights. He’s played football for a long time and it’s up to Kelce to make that decision. [a shirt from Cleveland Heights High School](https://www.inquirer.com/eagles/jason-kelce-saxophone-2023-super-bowl-lvii-20230210.html), from which he graduated in 2006 without a scholarship offer to play Division I football. The little stuff that he was dealing with, but you couldn’t tell because he has a heart of a lion.” Kelce was flanked at the tackle positions by Mailata and Lane Johnson, as well as guards Isaac Seumalo and Landon Dickerson. He has contemplated retirement after the last few seasons and will give a similar thought to playing next season. Travis Kelce won the Kelce Bowl — er, the