Taylor Swift might have some competition as Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce's biggest fan.
After Kelce hauled in a 22-yard touchdown pass to lift the Chiefs to a 13-10 lead over the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Divisional Playoffs, CBS cameras spotted a shirtless Jason Kelce in the luxury suites of Highmark Stadium, beer in hand, celebrating the Chiefs' score.
NO. 1 HYPE MAN!!!!@JasonKelce x @newheightshow pic.twitter.com/S9k3shjOf5
— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) January 22, 2024
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Earlier in the game, Kelce jumped out of his suite to chug beers with Bills fans in attendance.
Jason Kelce ?? pic.twitter.com/Ehb7p11TL0
— Katie (@tino84) January 22, 2024
The touchdown was Kelce's first of this postseason, and sixth overall of the 2023 campaign.
Likewise, Kelce's 13th career playoff touchdown reception from Patrick Mahomes tied Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski for the most touchdowns in postseason history.
Through the first half of Sunday's game, Kelce caught three of his four targets for 66 yards with one touchdown reception.
Jason Kelce's season ended when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers ousted the Eagles, in blowout fashion, in the NFC Wild Card round, so now the All-Pro center can support his brother's bid for a second consecutive Super Bowl championship.
Rumors of the veteran offensive lineman's retirement have been persistent in recent years, but reached a fever pitch following Philadelphia's playoff defeat. Prior to Sunday's contest, Travis cast doubt that his brother would be trading his cleats in for beer cans full-time.
"It's cool to see everybody appreciate who he's been over the years, this past week," Travis Kelce told reporters, ahead of the Chiefs' AFC Divisional Playoff Game against the Bills. "But, I think the big guy still has some football left, if he wants it."
Meanwhile, Travis is playing for the right to play at least one more game this season, in hopes of lifting a third Lombardi Trophy of his career.
At halftime, the Bills led the Chiefs 17-13.
