Jason Kelce detailed his trip to a naval base in the United States during the Super Bowl week in New Orleans, which the Legend of the Philadelphia Eagles called several times 'absolutely crazy'.
Jason revealed the best moment of his trip to Louisiana in Wednesday's episode of 'New Heights', with both Kelce Brothers back in their respective houses after a week full of events.
For Travis, he lost his second Super Bowl after the Eagles dominated the Chiefs 40-22 on Sunday night, since the retirement conversation will become a rampant. Jason was present working for ESPN and as a family member of a player.
Travis also had to remain under the thumb of the Chiefs during the week before the championship game, except for a glamorous dinner with his girlfriend Taylor Swift.
Jason clearly put his younger brother jealous when he saw more from New Orleans than the Caesars Superdome and a hotel, with the old center giving credit to a naval officer named Michael 'Cherry' Koch.
'So I went to a US Naval Air Base. Uu. There. I met this guy, he is philadelphia in Weaver's Orchard, we were picking up apples with the girls a low season and says “Hey, if you are ever in New Orleans, you should go through the military base. If you want to make the podcast there, Do anything, we would love to have you, “Jason said.
Kelce detailed his trip to a naval base in the United States during the Super Bowl week in New Orleans
Kelce balanced his time in Louisiana with his work, family and definitely sprayed himself in a little fun
And friend, he invited me. I could see how a practice routine with a lot of aircraft that shot, were doing tactical formations and things. Friend, he was crazy, it was absolutely crazy. I got into a flight simulator.
'How did you do it?' Travis asked.
“I mean, I was going to come from Bourbon Street, so it's not great. It was a very staggering flight with a joystick,” Jason replied laughing. 'Very disorienting too. He didn't let me land.
Then, the brothers lamented on how New Orleans city has not been great for them on the grill.
Jason lost a playoff game there in 2019, while Travis, in addition to losing Sunday's Super Bowl, was also suspended by the biggest game of his university career within the Caesars Superdome.
However, both Kelce said they had fun in New Orleans and wanted to return to the city when football is not the main thing on their agenda.