Jason Kelce news
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The gist
Jason Kelce said Travis Kelce's record start is 'hard to even fathom' and joked the NFL's $14,926 fine on Kyle Juszczyk was defamation-worthy.
The Kelce brothers' $200 million brand is expanding while Travis's on-field run drives the attention.
Background
Travis Kelce has opened the 2026 season with a record-breaking run after an underwhelming prior season in which he had failed to top 1,000 receiving yards over the last three years. The return of Patrick Mahomes has helped Kansas City, but head coach Andy Reid has also needed Kelce to step up. Jason Kelce, now an ESPN Monday Night Football Countdown analyst, has stayed his brother's most visible support system, and the brothers' business ventures keep drawing coverage alongside the football.
How it unfolded
- Sep 22, 2026Appearing on Monday Night Football coverage of the Giants' trip to SoFi Stadium, Jason Kelce reacted to Travis Kelce breaking the all-time NFL record for Yards After Catch against the Indianapolis Colts; Travis had 172 yards over the opening two games, 129 of them after the catch.
- Sep 24, 2026Jason Kelce responded on X to the NFL fining 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk $14,926 for his touchdown celebration, joking Juszczyk should consider a defamation lawsuit.
- Sep 27, 2026Jason Kelce opened up on Travis Kelce's record-breaking start to the season amid criticism.
- Sep 28, 2026Travis and Jason Kelce's $200 million brand marked a new milestone amid revenue growth and landed a major nationwide deal; Jason also revealed the truth about his changing relationship with Travis.
- Sep 29, 2026The brothers' $200 million brand announced an unusual wedding opportunity as Travis remained unbeatable.
Who’s saying what
- Analyst
- Jason Kelce said Travis's achievement was 'hard to even fathom' and has remained his strongest support system through the constant spotlight.
- Official
- The NFL determined Juszczyk's imitation of chugging a beer was an offensive demonstration that could be considered in poor taste.
- Caution
- For Juszczyk, an appeal will determine whether the $14,926 penalty ultimately stands.
Still unverified
Whether Juszczyk's $14,926 fine ultimately stands depends on his appeal, which the material says is unresolved.