Jason Kelce has revealed an Eagles security guard gifted him the box of Reese’s Puffs he was seen carrying into the locker room on Monday as a Christmas present.  

‘As we were going into the stadium, the security guys were checking the cars,’ Kelce said on this week’s episode of the ‘New Heights’ podcast.

‘And one of the security guards that’s always there, [Big] Al’s got something for you.’

‘I looked over and he’s got a big ‘ol box of Reese’s peanut butter puffs with him,’ Kelce continued.

‘Did you have a bowl right before the game?’ Kansas City Chiefs tight end and podcast co-host Travis Kelce asked his older brother.

‘No, unfortunately,’ Jason Kelce replied. ‘There weren’t any bowls. But I had some after the game. Dry.’

Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce walked into the locker room with Reese's Puffs cereal

Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce walked into the locker room with Reese’s Puffs cereal

Kelce revealed the cereal was a Christmas gift from a security guard at Lincoln Financial Field

Kelce revealed the cereal was a Christmas gift from a security guard at Lincoln Financial Field

The breakfast cereal gift may prove to be lucky as Philadelphia snapped its three-game losing streak, defeating the New York Giants on Monday.

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Kelce thought the gift was ‘very thoughtful’ and a great example of the ‘Christmas spirit.’

The Kelce brothers jokingly added they’re not sponsored by Reese’s Puffs. However a sponsorship from General Mills, who makes the cereal, appears to be welcomed by the NFL pair.

Travis added if one member of their family deserves a sponsorship from Reese’s, it’s their father, Ed Kelce.

The Chiefs tight end even went as far as to call his dad the ‘Reese’s king’ in this week’s episode.

Kelce didn't have the cereal before the game, but had some Reese's Puffs without milk after

Kelce didn’t have the cereal before the game, but had some Reese’s Puffs without milk after

The gift may have been lucky as the Eagles snapped a three-game losing streak on Monday

The gift may have been lucky as the Eagles snapped a three-game losing streak on Monday

The Eagles victory over the Giants kept them in contention for the NFC’s No. 1 overall seed.

A victory this Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals would clinch the NFC East and a home playoff game for Philadelphia.

The Detroit Lions besting the Dallas Cowboys on Saturday night would also clinch the division for the Eagles.

Kelce has spent his entire 13-year NFL career with the Eagles.