Jason Kelce and Travis Kelce are set to make history on Sunday by becoming the first brothers to play on opposing teams in Super Bowl. But the bond between the pair has always been about much more than football.
“What you see on the podcast is what we lived through,’’ Ed Kelce said. “Cohorts in any kind of trouble they could get into.’’
The job of ensuring Travis made it to school on time, especially when football players had to report by 5:45 a.m. for two-a-days, belonged to Jason. He moved into the same room with Jason in hopes his older brother could help him stay out of trouble.
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