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Jason Kelce Loses His Shirt While Cheering On His Brother
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January 22, 2024 6:45 am

Pro Bowl center Jason Kelce was cheering on his brother Travis in a major way.

Jason was seen absolutely losing his mind, shirtless and screaming at the top of his lungs after Travis scored his first touchdown of the 2024 NFL playoffs during Sunday’s Chiefs vs. Bills game.

Beer in hand, Jason is seen extending his arms and released a battle cry. He would later hop into the stands and start chugging beers with fans.

The ‘former’ Eagle (as he may be retiring) had previously been unable to watch his brother in the playoffs as his team was usually playing in the postseason.

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