Drinking and shirtless, Jason Kelce – aka Chiefs’ ‘No. 1 hype man’ – steals the show during win against Bills
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Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce could potentially be heading towards retirement, but right now, he appears to be focused on having the time of his life.
Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce could potentially be heading towards retirement, but right now, he appears to be focused on having the time of his life. The seven-time Pro Bowl center was in attendance in western New York on Sunday in support of his younger brother, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. Though the Chiefs were able to down the Buffalo Bills 27-24 on the road and reach their sixth straight AFC Championship game, it was the elder Kelce that arguably stole the show – despite the attendance of music superstar Taylor Swift. Travis caught a touchdown pass from a superstar quarterback Patrick Mahomes to put Kansas City ahead in the second quarter and give the duo the record for most postseason touchdown connections between a QB and tight end, prompting wild celebrations from Jason. The 36-year-old was seen on the broadcast in a suite at Highmark Stadium, screaming while shirtless with a drink firmly in hand, with the Chiefs describing him on social media as their “No. 1 hype man.” Kelce was then caught on video leaping out of the box to greet Bills fans before taking a swig of a drink and vaulting back up into the suite.
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