The Kelce brothers never fail to entertain with their off-the-wall conversations, and their latest discussion was no exception as Travis Kelce reveals which man’s physique he’s actually jealous of.
Whilst the Kansas City Chiefs star couldn’t physically be in Philadelphia for the They Call It Late Night show due to his Super Bowl LIX preparations; but he still managed to join in via call, leading to yet another hilarious exchange with his older brother, Jason Kelce.
During their chat, Jason threw out an unexpected question that put his younger brother on the spot by asking him which teammate he’d swap bodies with. The query caught the three-time champion off guard before Travis said, “I’m going to say Creed Humphrey.”
Travis’ answer even caught Jason out, who pondered why his brother would want to look like the 302lb center instead of someone ripped such as DeAndre Hopkins. So why would he want to switch bodies with a lineman?
“(He’s) a guy who’s confident in his skin and doesn’t give a damn,” Kelce added. “Just a big, strong man.
“I wish I had shoulders and arms like that-are you kidding me? I’m jealous. I want to be able to eat what I want, Jason.”
This lighthearted exchange perfectly encapsulates why fans love the Kelce brothers and why their shared podcast is so successful. Their natural chemistry, quick wit, and willingness to poke fun at each other make every conversation entertaining.
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Where to watch Super Bowl LIX?
Whilst Jason backed away from the sport at the end of the 2023/24 NFL season, his younger brother continues to push on alongside Patrick Mahomes and is now into the final game of the season once again.
Travis Kelce will bid for his fourth Super Bowl title in LIX on February 9, and will look to become part of history by becoming the first tight end to ever win three in a row with the same team when the game kicks off at 18:30 ET/15:30 PT.
Fans can watch the contest at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans live on Fox Sports via cable. Other options include online streaming with Fubo, NFL+ and Tubi. Spanish options are available with Fox Sports Desportes and Telemundo.