Jason and Travis Kelcewere the first set of brothers to ever play against each other in the Super Bowl when they faced off for the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, and unfortunately for the Kelce family, only one could go home victorious.After theChiefs defeated the Eagles 38-35, Travis celebrated on the winner’s platform with Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes. Jason, on the other hand, was spotted getting emotional when he saw his mom on the field after the game, and immediately enveloped her in a huge hug.“Mom’s always there 💚,” theNFL wrote alongside the touching videothey posted on Instagram moments after the game ended.Jason also embraced Travis on the fieldafter the Chiefs' win, which was Travis' second Super Bowl victory.Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Though the two brothers have played each other during the regular season before Sunday, this time around it was historic.“It’s wild and kind of surreal,” Travis said of becoming the first set of brothers to play each other, during the latest episode of theirNew Heights with Jason and Travis Kelcepodcast prior to the game.“I feel like I’ve been getting asked this question for my entire career. ‘What would you feel if you played your brother in the Super Bowl?’ The entire time I’ve been like, ‘That’s been the goal.’ Now that it’s actually happening, it’s kind of sick,” he continued.Jason Kelce and his mom Donna after the Super Bowl.ESPNWhile Jason, who won a Super Bowl with the Eagles in 2018, said during the podcast that his goal has been to get to the big game, Travis emphasized that having both of them there is an even more significant achievement.“Now someone’s gotta send their brother home,” he continued.Added Jason: “Did we think it was going to be both of us? I don’t know. I thought it could happen, but I never fully anticipated it happening until last week. I was like, ‘Man, this could really happen. We could really have a New Heights Kelce Bowl, and we could actually be doing this.’ “Jason and Travis Kelce.Cooper Neill/GettyThe monumental gamebecame possible afterJason and the Eagles beat the San Francisco 49ers, and Travis and the Chiefs took down the Cincinnati Bengals, earning them both Super Bowl berths.
Jason and Travis Kelcewere the first set of brothers to ever play against each other in the Super Bowl when they faced off for the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, and unfortunately for the Kelce family, only one could go home victorious.
After theChiefs defeated the Eagles 38-35, Travis celebrated on the winner’s platform with Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes. Jason, on the other hand, was spotted getting emotional when he saw his mom on the field after the game, and immediately enveloped her in a huge hug.
“Mom’s always there 💚,” theNFL wrote alongside the touching videothey posted on Instagram moments after the game ended.
Jason also embraced Travis on the fieldafter the Chiefs' win, which was Travis' second Super Bowl victory.
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Though the two brothers have played each other during the regular season before Sunday, this time around it was historic.
“It’s wild and kind of surreal,” Travis said of becoming the first set of brothers to play each other, during the latest episode of theirNew Heights with Jason and Travis Kelcepodcast prior to the game.
“I feel like I’ve been getting asked this question for my entire career. ‘What would you feel if you played your brother in the Super Bowl?’ The entire time I’ve been like, ‘That’s been the goal.’ Now that it’s actually happening, it’s kind of sick,” he continued.
Jason Kelce and his mom Donna after the Super Bowl.ESPN
While Jason, who won a Super Bowl with the Eagles in 2018, said during the podcast that his goal has been to get to the big game, Travis emphasized that having both of them there is an even more significant achievement.
“Now someone’s gotta send their brother home,” he continued.
Added Jason: “Did we think it was going to be both of us? I don’t know. I thought it could happen, but I never fully anticipated it happening until last week. I was like, ‘Man, this could really happen. We could really have a New Heights Kelce Bowl, and we could actually be doing this.’ "
Jason and Travis Kelce.Cooper Neill/Getty
The monumental gamebecame possible afterJason and the Eagles beat the San Francisco 49ers, and Travis and the Chiefs took down the Cincinnati Bengals, earning them both Super Bowl berths.
source: people.com
