Every Kansas City Chiefs fan is quite aware of the lovable relationship between superstar TE Travis Kelce and his future Hall of Fame brother, Jason.
As the Chiefs prepare for a showdown with Jason's Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl, a rematch of a contest that Travis won two years ago prior to his older brother's retirement, there's been much discussion about the Kelce family and their long relationship with Kansas City head coach Andy Reid.
Of course, Reid drafted both players and knows the family well. In what might have been a joke but comes off like it carries a touch of seriousness, Jason seemingly asked Reid for a coaching job on social media.
If he needs an Oline coach I’m available… https://t.co/mFBbTnSZt9
— Jason Kelce (@JasonKelce) January 31, 2025
Jason Kelce Asks Andy Reid for Coaching Job on Social Media
After Reid appeared on The Herd with Colin Cowherd on FS1 and declared that "Travis would be a heck of a football coach," Jason made his feelings known on X (formerly known as Twitter).
"If he needs an Oline coach I'm available," Jason wrote. It's hard to argue with his qualifications. He's a remarkable six-time First-Team All-Pro and is considered to be perhaps the best center in the history of the league despite being an undersized fifth-round pick. Jason knows the technique, and the work he could do with Creed Humphrey should make Chiefs fans salivate.
Of course, this is likely all in jest. Jason has a cushy job as an NFL analyst with a TV show and one of the most successful podcasts in the country. That said, he loves the game and would make a tremendous coach.
Kansas City's Andy Heck is one of the best offensive line coaches in the league. Kelce wouldn't usurp him, but why couldn't he be an assistant before ultimately securing a bigger job if he wanted?
Sure, why not? Let's reunite the Kelces and Andy Reid for a potential 2025 four-peat.