Jason Kelce is likely to call the Kansas City Chiefs' playoff game against the Houston Texans on Jan. 18 at Arrowhead Stadium.
After receiving a bye week, the defending Super Bowl champions will begin their postseason journey toward a third straight title by hosting the winners of the AFC South.
While Travis Kelce's parents will likely be in his suite for the game, his older brother is expected to call the game for ESPN.
On Monday, the Monday Night Countdown staff confirmed that they will be working the Chiefs-Texans matchup, according to Jerin Higgins. The game will begin in Kansas City at 4:30 pm ET on ESPN and ABC.
Jason joined the ESPN show after ending his 13-season NFL career early last year.
After signing his contract with the network, Jason stated that he would not cover Travis any differently than other players.
Jason Kelce will likely be on commentary for the Chiefs-Texans playoff matchup.
Travis Kelce and the Chiefs will begin their playoff quest toward a third straight title against Houston
'I don't know if I'm going to cover Travis any differently than I do anyone else. I mean, I feel like I've been praising him for as long as I can remember,” he notes.
'I have to be honest, I think it's important to do that every time you comment. So I'm going to try to do that and organically say what I think and not think about it too much.'
The Chiefs had a near-perfect season, finishing atop the AFC West with a 15-2 record.
On the other hand, the Texans are 10-7, after a defensive masterclass in their 32-12 loss over the LA Chargers in the wild card round.
In addition to Jason commenting on the game, Travis also confirmed that his pop star girlfriend Taylor Swift will be in his suite.
On a recent episode of the Pat McAfee Show, the host asked Kelce, 'Will there be an “aura” in that place? A little more, do you know what we are talking about?
Travis Kelce showed off a thick playoff beard while speaking with Pat McAfee on Monday.
Chiefs superstar revealed girlfriend Taylor Swift will attend Arrowhead
In response, Kelce made no attempt to keep his cards close to his chest, admitting, “Oh yeah, you know that, honey.” It's playoff football, man.
McAfee then responded: 'Is she undefeated? I just want you to know what live bettors do. They see her walking around the stadium, they immediately open the phone and say, “Yeah, the Chiefs are about to win.” Oh, you are a gentleman friend.
Swift only missed one Chiefs home game in the regular season, and that was due to a clash with the latest run of his sold-out Eras Tour show.
He was last in Arrowhead on Dec. 21 when the Chiefs faced the Texans, the same opponent as the next week.