Losing Jason Kelce to retirement changed everything for the Eagles offensive line. But the Cam Jurgens and the unit have embraced the challenge.

Jason Kelce previously shared if he would support his brother Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs if they make their return to the Super Bowl against the his Philadelphia Eagles. See what he said.

Jason recently retired from the Philadelphia Eagles, who beat the Washington Commanders before the Chiefs game to earn a spot in the Super Bowl.

Before the Philadelphia Eagles clinched their spot in the Super Bowl against the Kansas City Chiefs, retired NFL star Jason Kelce reveals who he’ll be rooting for in the match up: his former team, or his brother Travis Kelce.

The retired Eagles center has been thinking about the possible Super Bowl scenario since a podcast fan first posed the hypothetical last year

The Chiefs made it to their fifth Super Bowl in the last six years after breaking the hearts of Josh Allen and the Bills in Sunday night’s AFC title game thriller while the Eagles made easy work of the Washington Commanders in a historic 55-23 blowout to crown themselves NFC champions.

But, Kelce had seemingly given his answer last year on the podcast when a listener had submitted a query for the “No Dumb Questions” segment of their show. “I will root for the Eagles, of course,” Kelce said, answering who he would root for if the Eagles and Chiefs played in the Super Bowl in 2025.

Jason Kelce opens up about who he'll really be rooting for in Super Bowl 59 between Travis Kelce and the Philadelphia Eagles.

Jason Kelce is living the best of both worlds, celebrating the Philadelphia Eagles divisional victory and cheering for his brother, Travis Kelce, at Arrowhead Stadium.

Jason Kelce had to make a difficult choice on Sunday between showing up for his former team, the Philadelphia Eagles, in the NFC championship game and watching his brother Travis and the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC championship game.

Philadelphia Eagles Pro Bowl center Cam Jurgens did not start the NFC championship game on Sunday as he battled a back injury, but he did finish it. After it became clear in the second half that Jurgens's replacement,