Jason and Travis Kelce Make Joint Appearance at Cleveland Cavaliers Game
Jason Kelce #62 of the Philadelphia Eagles and Travis Kelce #87 of the Kansas City Chiefs
Jason Kelce and Travis Kelce are back where it all began!
The two brothers returned to their hometown of Cleveland, Ohio, this week to attend a Cavaliers NBA game at the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, where they are both being honored with exclusive bobblehead dolls.
In photos from Tuesday night's matchup between the Cavaliers and the Boston Celtics, the Kelce brothers sported Cavaliers black jerseys sporting their respective numbers—87 for Travis and 62 for Jason. Travis opted to pair his jersey with a black undershirt while, Jason wore the jersey with a cap.
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The Cavs gave away a two-player bobblehead doll that features miniature versions of Jason, 36, and Travis, 34, wearing black Cavs statement jerseys adorned with each of their respective NFL numbers, #62 and #87.
Jason & Travis Kelce at bobblehead night doing their best to piss off the Dads Brads & Chads of the NBA! pic.twitter.com/HijabRD2m3
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The figurines depict the Kansas City Chiefs tight end spinning a basketball on his finger, while his older brother holds a ball on his hip.
Each fan attending the game on Tuesday night had the opportunity to receive the brand new bobblehead, while the Cavs Team Shop will also have exclusive Kelce Brothers/Cavs merchandise available for sale. A portion of the proceeds are being donated to Heights Schools Foundation Initiatives, according to WKYC.
Come celebrate Cleveland Heights legends @JasonKelce + @tkelce at their Bobblehead Night tomorrow! ????
Standing room only tickets are now available: https://t.co/gh98FHkU2q— Cleveland Cavaliers (@cavs) March 4, 2024
Raised by parents Donna and Ed Kelce in Northeast Ohio, Jason and Travis both graduated from the Cleveland Heights High School, and they each spent their college careers at the University of Cincinnati before entering the NFL.
Tuesday's appearance comes just one day after Jason tearfully announced his retirement from the league during an emotional press conference on Monday, March. 4.
Following 13 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles, Jason is officially hanging up his jersey, and while the rest of his future is still uncertain, he will likely have a lot more time now to spend with his wife Kylie Kelce and their three daughters, Wyatt, 4, Elliotte, 2 and Bennett, 12 months.
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