Jason Kelce arrives to work on brother Travis’ Chiefs-Texans playoff game for ESPN
Travis Kelce’s girlfriend isn’t the only loved one the Kansas City Chiefs star will have during Saturday’s playoff game against the visiting Houston Texans.
In his capacity of NFL analyst for ESPNTravis’ brother Jason Kelce has arrived at Arrowhead Stadium for the crucial Divisional Round game.
Dressed in a red and black lumberjack jacket with a matching winter hat, the elder Kelce strolled into Arrowhead with a hot cup of coffee and a briefcase.
Taylor Swift would arrive next with her own security moments, followed by Travis.
Relatively speaking, Jason and Taylor arrived quite late for the 4:30 PM EST kickoff, compared to Chiefs fans, some of whom arrived at Arrowhead on Friday evening.
Jason Kelce arrives for work at Arrowhead Stadium, where brother Travis will be playing

Jason Kelce is seen second from right during ESPN’s pregame show on Saturday
Chiefs Kingdom couldn’t wait for the Arrowhead Stadium parking lot to open Saturday morning ahead of Kansas City’s Divisional Round playoff game with the visiting Houston Texans.
Not only was there bumper-to-bumper traffic at the Truman Sports Complex more than eight hours before kickoff, but some attendees even arrived at the parking lot gate Friday evening, as seen in a clip from KCTV’s Mark Poulose.
“The fire’s getting ready for the brats,” one Chiefs fan told the reporter as he lifted the helmet-shaped lid of his grill.
These gentlemen were soon joined by thousands of others, as shown in a clip Jeff Darlington from ESPN posted on social media.
“The obligatory video of Chiefs fans lining up outside the gates of Arrowhead in 18 degree weather 8.5 hours before the game,” Darlington wrote on X.
Of course, this has become something of a January tradition just off I-70. The Chiefs haven’t lost a home game since the AFC Championship in January 2022, when Patrick Mahomes & Co. went down against the visiting Cincinnati Bengals.
And thanks to the team’s continued success, fans have turned every playoff game into a day-long vacation.
“I’m so KC, I woke up early knowing #ChiefsKingdom was already waiting outside the Arrowhead gates,” one fan wrote on X. “#tradition.”
And the weather has once again failed to deter Chiefs fans who want to eat and drink in a car park eight hours before the 3.30pm kick-off (local time).
Saturday morning the temperature was around 19 degrees Fahrenheit. However, according to KSHB meteorologist Jeff Penner, there could be wind gusts of 30 to 55 mph.