Jason Kelce calls the Eagles a “nonsense” NFC championship win

Former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kells celebrates an NFL team’s NFC Championship win.

“Well that was fun, these guys are ridiculously nice!” Kells, 37, wrote via H on Sunday, January 26.

Kelso’s shout came moments after the Eagles defeated the Washington Chiefs to advance to the 2025 Super Bowl on Sunday, February 9. The Eagles will face the winner of brother Jason Travis KelceChiefs of Kansas City and Buffalo. If the Chiefs beat the Bills on Sunday, an NFL team will have a chance to become the first in history Win three straight Super Bowls. (The Chiefs won the Super Bowl in 2023 and 2024.)

Ahead of the games on Sunday, Jason admitted that he is fighting to take part in the championship of the NFL – AFC or NFC.

“That’s something I’m still trying to figure out,” Jason said on the Saturday, Jan. 26, episode of ESPN’s They call it late night. “I’m working (for ESPN) on the tailgate for the birdie game, which I’m excited about. They were originally going to get me to go to Bristol, but then they were like, ‘Do you just want to stay there and be a reporter on the scene?'” I’m really fired up, to be there.”

Jason, who has played for the Eagles since 2011 until retirement In 2024, he said he wanted to attend a game of his former team, but “was torn.”

“I want to be there for the Eagles, but I also want to be there for my brother,” Jason explained. “I don’t know how much he has. We’re flying by the seat of our pants!”

Jason shared that he can “see both” depending on travel plans. For his part, Travis faced speculation of a retirement for the 2024-25 season, but continued to shut down the idea.

A day before the 35-year-old Travis took the field for AFC Championship GameHe told reporters he was “laughing,” worried about showing his age. “As long as I go out there and we win, baby, that’s all that matters,” the Chiefs said on Saturday, Jan. 25.

Defender of the chiefs Patrick Mahomes It has been speculated that Sunday’s game could be the last at Estrowed Stadium.

“I have no idea. He hasn’t told me anything when he thinks about it,” Mahomes, 29, said Tuesday, Jan. 21, on 96.5 Kansas City Fan. “I know he signed a two-year extension before the season. He still seems to love football. But he also has a great life.”

Mahome continued, “Anyway, I just appreciate every time I step on the field with this guy, knowing that he’s a true legend, not just for the Chiefs, but for the NFL. If this is his last game, let’s go out there and get him a win.” If it’s not his last game, let’s go out and get a win anyway.”