Former Philadelphia ag Gauls Center Jason Kells NFL team celebrating NFC championship win.

"Well that was fun, these guys are ridiculously good!" Kells, 37, writes via X Sunday, January 26. "Go f ——- bird!!"

Kelce's shout came minutes after the Eagles beat the Washington Commanders and lead the way 2025 Super Bowl Sunday, February 9. ag Gauls will face off against the winner of Jason's brother Travis KelceIts Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills. If the Chiefs beat the Bills on Sunday, an NFL team will have a chance to become the first in history Win three consecutive Super Bowls. (The Chiefs won back-to-back Super Bowls in 2023 and 2024.)

Before Sunday's matchup, Jason admitted he was struggling to decide which NFL conference championship to compete in — the AFC or the NFC.

"It's something I'm still trying to figure out," Jason said on the Saturday, Jan. 26 episode of ESPN. They call it late night. “I'm working on the tailgate (for ESPN) for the Bird's Game, which I'm excited about. Initially, they had me go to Bristol, but then they were like, 'Do you just want to stay there and be a reporter on the scene?' I'm really fired up to be there. "

Jason, who has played for the Eagles since 2011 until his retirement 2024, said he wanted to attend his former team's games but was "kind of torn."

“I want to be there for the Eagles, but I also want to be there for my brother,” explained Jason. “I don't know how much more he has. We are flying by the seat of our pants! "

Jason shared that depending on travel plans, he might "be able to see both." Travis, for his part, has faced speculation of retiring for the 2024-25 season but has shrugged off the idea.

The 35-year-old took the field a day before Travis AFC Championship GameHe told reporters he "laughed off" concerns that he was showing his age. "As long as I'm going out there and I'm winning, baby, that's all that matters," the Chiefs tight end said in a press conference Saturday, Jan. 25.

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes Weighing in on the idea that Sunday's game could be Travis' last at Arrowhead Stadium.

“I have no idea. He didn't tell me if he was wondering," Mahomes, 29, said Tuesday, Jan. 21, to Kansas City's 96.5 the fan. “I know he signed a two-year extension before the season. Looks like he still loves football. But he also has a great life. "

Mahomes added, "Either way, I just appreciate every time I step on the field with that guy that he's a true legend, not just of the Chiefs, but of the NFL. If this is his last game, let's go out there and get him a win." If it's not his last game, let's go out and get him a win no matter what."