Fans are still reeling over Jason Kelce's second Monday Night Football appearance as a co-host, which aired on Monday, September 16.
Ahead of the show, the retired Philadelphia Eagles center, 36, appeared at a fan event, where he busted some dance moves and threw beers into the crowd. Both fans, and Jason's brother Travis, 34, suggested that Jason may have been inebriated.
During the latest episode of Jason and Travis' New Heights podcast, Travis swears he knows Kelce had been drinking.
"I could tell, by the way, [when] you were talking in the third quarter in the booth that you had been on an up-and-down roller coaster of being in and out of being drunk since about noon," said Travis.
Jason, however, denied that he had been drinking, claiming that he had "zero beers" before chucking them into the audience. However, he estimated that he threw about "100 beers" to the audience, but "didn't drink one."
"Do you know how hard that was?" Jason said. "I'm a professional, Travis. I don't mess around."
Travis continued, joking with Jason, calling him a "f**king idiot" over his viral dance moves.
"It wasn't my best running man," Jason said. "What happened is we were supposed to be on that stage to start countdown, and I walked over too soon. I had to kill 30 minutes before the show started, and I'm just up there with these DJs, just standing there. I'm like, 'I gotta do something.'"
Jason's dancing had fans split on social media, many of which enjoyed the moves, but some clowned him — literally — re-sharing the clips with clown emojis on X (formerly Twitter).
But all jokes aside, Travis hyped Jason up, saying he was "so proud" of his brother.
"Everyone thinks I'm the dancer. Dude, you are the f**king most electric dancer I've ever met in my life," Travis said. "You can put a smile on anybody's face by dancing."
Earlier this summer, Travis showed off some of his dance moves at a London stop of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour. Thankfully, Travis has expressed that he is comfortable with a platform of that caliber.
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