Jason and Travis Kelce are the most famous athletes in the world NFL not only through their athletic abilities, but also through their close family relationships. Recently, an argument between Travis elicited an excellent response from Jason and his family members.

The Beaver Stadium Incident

The case occurred when Jason Kelce was involved in an activity outside of Beaver Stadium. A fan made one homophobic insult against Travis and said, “Hey Kelce, how does it feel that your brother is shit for dating Taylor Swift?” This was filmed and shared on various social networking sites; there was immediate condemnation everywhere.

Jason's intervention

Jason Kelce acted strongly and immediately. He stood up for the fan, grabbed his phone and threw it on the floor. He picked up the phone and said, “Who the hell now?” This proved that he was a defensive guy who couldn't stand such actions from individuals.
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Taylor and Travis react to this

Although neither Travis nor Taylor Swift have commented on the incident, according to Talk Sport, a close acquaintance of theirs has reported their shock. “They are both amazed, especially because Jason is known as a good person,” a source said. He admitted that Jason's actions stemmed not only from his love for Travis, but also for Taylor.

Public support for Jason's actions

The incident and Jason's reaction sparked a tsunami of support on social media. Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas could only say, “I shouldn't say that, but whatever,” and former NFL player Antonio Brown pointed out that protecting one's family was more important than mere entertainment.

Fan reactions to the attack on Jason

The viral video sparked a huge outpouring of public support from fans, most of whom criticized this fan's actions. Fans have already expressed their criticism on social media, such as Tobey Prime, who called the offending fan a “loser.”
Jason will next appear with the ESPN broadcast team on Monday night when the Kansas City Chiefs host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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