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The Kelce brothers will know they’ll have at least one fan cheering them both on when Super Bowl 57 kicks off in February.
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and Philadelphia Eagles Jason Kelce are the first pair of brothers to face each other in a Super Bowl.
Their mother, Donna Kelce, will have to split duties rooting for her two sons in the big game. When asked Monday about the upcoming sibling rivalry game, the Kelces mentioned that, while it’s all love between the two, the competitiveness will certainly still be there.
Travis Kelce did point out something that’s undoubtedly true: Mama Kelce will be the real winner on Super Bowl Sunday, no matter what happens.
"My mom can't lose."
Donna, you are a Super Bowl champion! 😂 @jasonkelce @tkelce (via @JeffKerrCBS) pic.twitter.com/QdScSoePvV
— NFL (@NFL) January 30, 2023
Indeed, whether it’s the Eagles or Chiefs who hoist the Lombardi Trophy, Donna Kelce will get to celebrate watching one of her sons win another Super Bowl ring.
Jason Kelce won a ring with the Eagles in 2018, and Travis Kelce won a ring with the Chiefs in 2020. They’ll now both be angling for another title, but a big hug from mom postgame feels like a given regardless of the result.