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It’s a brother bowl rematch — but this time, one’s on the sidelines.
Despite his long career playing for the Philadelphia Eagles, Jason Kelce made it clear he’s rooting for the Kansas City Chiefs at Super Bowl 2025 with a well-placed (and Taylor Swift-approved) accessory.
The retired NFL superstar, 37, was spotted at Caesars Superdome wearing a red-and-gold beaded friendship bracelet that appeared to spell out “Big Yeti,” brother Travis Kelce’s nickname.
Jason also fully leaned into the big game’s host city of New Orleans with his “King Cake Season” graphic tee and piles of Mardi Gras beads.
Layered party necklaces aside, it’s a far more casual look than the one Jason chose for last year’s big game, where the Chiefs played the 49ers: red-and-gold checkered overalls adorned with a Chiefs team patch and paired with a “Big Yeti” T-shirt.
The loud look was designed to help Jason keep his cool on after he went viral for ripping his shirt off at the Chiefs vs. Bills game earlier in the 2024 season; Kelce joked that he chose the coveralls so he wouldn’t be urged to disrobe.
“I think he’s moved on from that,” wife Kylie Kelce said on a recent episode of her podcast, “Not Gonna Lie,” referring to the moment where he got swept up with Bills fans. (Kylie, for her part, has said she would never wearing clothes supporting a team other than the Eagles).
This year, the couple announced they’d be leaving their three daughters home to root from “Uncle Trav” from afar.
“I think it’s a little bit controversial, but even during regular season games, I don’t take the girls to every game. They’re still very young,” Kylie, 31, explained in an interview. “A stadium with thousands of people can be overwhelming, and there’s three of them. It can get hectic, it’s just a lot.”
Indeed, tonight’s suite includes Travis’ girlfriend, Taylor Swift — who brought along dad Scott and brother Austin, plus pals including Ice Spice, Ashley Avignone, and the Haim sisters — and parents Donna and Ed Kelce.
Last year, Jason said the vibes in his family’s Super Bowl suite were “overwhelming.”
“There were so many star-studded people there where it’s like, dude, everyone wants to come and see her, but the suite’s only so big,” he said. “It was overwhelming to be honest with you. It was very overwhelming.”
This year, Jason is one of the most popular people in New Orleans, having hosted his own star-studded party on Thursday ahead of the big game.
