Travis Kelce razzes brother Jason over super-tight shirt in ‘MNF’ debut

The Kelce brothers were at it again, this time with Travis roasting Jason on his ESPN “Monday Night Countdown” debut.

In true Jason Kelce fashion, the former NFL offensive lineman had forgotten his travel bag and had to purchase a new shirt that was too small for him, host Scott Van Pelt revealed on the show.

“It fits my belly now I’ve lost a little bit of weight but my tits are still struggling,” Jason said in the opening moments of his debut on the lead in show to “Monday Night Football.”

The World Wide Leader looked to capitalize on the viral moment, posting it across various platforms, where Travis eventually commented on it.

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“Surprised he even bought a new one, and didn’t just go shirtless,” Travis wrote in a post on X.

Travis was clearly alluding to the January night earlier this year when Jason ripped off his shirt in celebration after the Chiefs tight end scored in a playoff game against the Bills with girlfriend and pop megastar Taylor Swift in attendance.

Fellow ESPN analyst Ryan Clark also weighed in on Kelce’s need to go to the mall to buy a new shirt.

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“The fact that a Hall of Fame center can shop at Lululemon, that’s big, man, that’s a big accomplishment,” Clark said.

Jason made his ESPN debut on Monday night as he started his broadcast career following his retirement from the NFL.

Jason made the announcement in a tearful press conference in Philadelphia in March after playing 13 seasons with the Eagles.

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He had won one Super Bowl with Philadephia and squared off against Travis in the Super Bowl in 2023 when the Chiefs won their first of two consecutive titles.

Travis did praise Jason’s performance on ESPN in another post.

“What a natural!!” he wrote.

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