The Kansas City Chiefs star reminisced with his brother Jason Kelce about growing up in Cleveland Heights on his “New Heights” podcast
Travis Kelce went home to Cleveland over the weekend to play the Browns, but he doesn’t know if it’ll ever happen again.
The NFL star got nostalgic with his brother Jason Kelce about their childhood in Ohio on the Wednesday, Dec. 18 episode of New Heights — and he seemingly gave a glimpse into his thoughts about life after football.
“It felt so surreal,” the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 35, said. “I don’t know if it’s the last time I’ll ever play in Cleveland but it kinda felt like I was giving it one last hoorah before I’m done because you know I’ve only played there twice in 12 years.”
The last time the Chiefs played in Cleveland was in 2018 — and the two AFC teams typically don’t face off every year.
Still, the trip was full of memories for the younger Kelce, who told Jason that he “felt like a tour guide” pointing out sights from the plane as the team arrived in the city.
“I have such a love and appreciation for how we grew up and the fun that we had and all the people that we knew that helped mold me to have the values that I have today,” Travis said, adding that “a lot of them were at the game.”
