Travis and Jason Kelce Attend Fundraiser for Cancer Survivors

Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce is back on American soil. The star tight end spent last week visiting his new love Taylor Swift in Sydney, Australia. Swift is currently performing her Eras tour. Now that the NFL has entered its offseason, Travis has more downtime. He spent some time with his older brother, Jason Kelce, doing community service in Philadelphia, according to Page Six.

“Travis and Jason Kelce attended a fundraiser in Philadelphia on Sunday as Taylor Swift continued her leg of Eras Tour performances in Singapore,” Page Six wrote.

“NFL stars attended a family fundraiser for cancer survivors after a young man named Brendan McDermott, 38, passed away on May 31 after losing his battle with colorectal cancer.”

Eagles owner praises Jason Kelce after announcement

Jason announced his retirement from the NFL on Monday after 13 seasons in the NFL.

He helped lead the Philadelphia Eagles to their only Super Bowl title in 2019. Following his announcement, Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie explained what Jason has meant to the franchise.

“He gave us everything he had for 13 years, and he did it in a truly authentic way,” Lurie said. “Jason was an incredible football player; a future Hall of Famer who would have been successful anywhere.”

Travis Kelce receives high praise from his brother

Football has meant more than just a game to Jason. He has also helped build his bond with Travis. The two brothers played football together all their lives. Even until university. Both started at the University of Cincinnati in Ohio. AND

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They faced off in Super Bowl LVII, where Travis’ Chiefs defeated Jason’s Eagles. It was the first time in the history of the game that the brothers faced each other.

Following his retirement announcement, Jason praised his brother for the impact he has had not only on his career but also on his life.

“We have a small family. No cousins, an aunt, an uncle. It was really my brother and I, our whole lives. We did almost everything together: we competed, we fought, we laughed, we cried and we learned from each other,” Jason said.

“There is no chance I would be here without the bond that Travis and I share. He made me stronger, tougher and smarter and taught me the values ​​of cooperation, loyalty, patience and understanding. It is too poetic that I found my career fulfilled in the City of Brotherly Love. “I knew that relationship very well.”

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