Last time Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles were in the Super Bowl, the story was made with the first brothers to play in the “big game.”

This time, Chiefs Star The Tight End Travis Kelce doesn’t see his older brother, Jason Kelce, on the Philadelphia Eagles sideline.

So without share in the game, where is Jason’s loyalty: with his brother and the bosses or with the team he played all his 13 seasons for?

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Well, a clip from their “new Heights” podcast last March has reappeared because Jason gave an answer to a fan question about who he would root for if Chiefs and Eagles would play in the Super Bowl in 2025.

“Of course I want to root for the Eagles,” Jason replied.

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“This is bull—-,” Travis replied.

Can anyone blame Jason for what he achieved as an Eagles legend?

“Because I always want to be an eagle,” he said. “First of all. I also want to root for travis to have a good game, of course, because he is my brother but nah, I definitely want to cheer on Eagles.”

Kansas City Chiefs Tight End Travis Kelce is congratulated by Taylor Swift as they celebrate Chiefs’ victory over Buffalo Bills in the AFC Championship NFL football match on Sunday 26 January 2025 in Kansas City, Missouri. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)

While Jason has advanced his brother in the past, including Chiefs’ victory over Eagles in the Super Bowl LVII, he has been loyal to Philadelphia from that moment.

Will that change now that it has become a reality? Episodes with “New Heights” are released every Wednesday so fans could find out this week.

Jason was also seen in Kansas City on Sunday night wearing a No. 87 Kelce Jersey at Geha Field at Arrowhead Stadium to support his brother.

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It came after Kelce saw Hans Eagles Wallop the Washington Commanders, 55-23, earlier in the day.