Retirement from the NFL doesn’t mean the Philadelphia Eagles center has stopped being a man of the people

BUFFALO, N.Y. —Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce seems to be doing okay adjusting to retirement.

The future Pro Football Hall of Famer and brother to tight end Travis Kelce went viral on Sunday for having a very good time at an AFC Divisional Round playoff game.

The offensive lineman wasn’t fired up just because he got to watch the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Buffalo Bills alongside pop icon Taylor Swift.

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Following a second-quarter Chiefs touchdown scored by his brother, Kelce celebrated the touchdown by ripping his shirt off, jumping out of the suite he was watching the game in and into the stands.

 
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Kelce actually jumped out more than once during the game. The second time, he did something sweet for two young Bills fans sitting in front of his Highmark Stadium luxury box.

The Eagles center left the suite so he could pick up two young fans, including one who was holding a sign that said, “I love T Swift. ”

He paused to take a photo with the girls before lifting them up to make sure the pop star saw both them and the sign. A Bills fan at the game shared a video of the interaction on Twitter.

A father to multiple girls himself, the move is far from surprising from the elder Kelce brother.

The source of Kelce’s fervor, aside from his love for his brother, was very apparent. The All-Pro was spotted taking shots at multiple tailgates with Buffalo Bills fans before the game.
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After the game, Kelce showed off a hilarious text his daughter sent about his behavior at the game
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Even Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, who drafted both of the Kelce brothers, caught wind of the shirtless antics. During his Monday Zoom meeting with reporters, Reid laughed about the display while also stopping to compliment Kelce as a father.

You can watch the coach’s comments in the video player above.