Super Bowl LVII was unique since it was whenever two siblings first played against one another in a major event. Fans were eager to see them go head to head.
Tragically, it implied that one sibling and his group would lose. This time, it was Jason Kelce and the Philadelphia Falcons.
In the interim, Travis Kelce and his group, the Kansas City Bosses, won their third Super Bowl, and it was Travis’ subsequent success. After the game, Jason and Travis embraced each other on the field, feeling profound.
A special moment between brothers. ❤️#SBLVII pic.twitter.com/wG7bLvCz0f
— NFL UK (@NFLUK) February 13, 2023
Later Jason, 35, was asked everything that he said to his more youthful sibling as the two praised the finish to another NFL season.
“F*** you, congrats,” he answered.
Ahh, selfless love!
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At the public interview after the game, Travis, who is 33 years of age, discussed that it was so odd to play against his sibling.
“There’s very little you can tell somebody you love in a circumstance like that,” he said, getting noticeably profound. “You generally mess around about needing to beat your sibling on the greatest stage, yet it feels bizarre when it really works out.”
Good luck today, boys. #SBLVII @tkelce @JasonKelce pic.twitter.com/Zrw2he6elP
— NFL (@NFL) February 12, 2023
“It feels unusual. The other group had astonishing pioneers and mentors. The game was close, and we truly regard the Falcons. I was unable to express a lot to my sibling with the exception of that I love him and he had an astounding year and season.”
Travis Kelce was emotional talking about his brother Jason after the Super Bowl ❤️ pic.twitter.com/xeHDtkNjQy
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) February 13, 2023
Despite the fact that Jason offered areas of strength for a to his sibling from the beginning, he said he was “certainly cheerful” for the Bosses.
“Perhaps I haven’t exactly handled it yet. I got close to home when I saw Mother and Father. Be that as it may, with Travis, I was very much like, ‘Congrats, you know,'” he said.
“It was an incredible fourteen days for our loved ones. I’m truly glad for Travis, the Bosses, and many individuals I know around there in Kansas City who assisted me in Philadelphia, similar to head with coaching Andy Reid. I’m frustrated we didn’t win, however I’m truly glad for them.”
The current year’s Super Bowl, or the “Kelce Bowl” as some called it, was genuinely important. There’s nothing similar to kin competition!