PHILADELPHIA — This has already been a banner year for the Kelce family.
Travis Kelce's Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl back in January, defeating his older brother Jason's team, the Philadelphia Eagles.
And since then, Travis Kelce has started dating Taylor Swift, hosted "Saturday Night Live," apparently signed on to participate in almost every commercial on television, and continued his partnership with his older brother in one of the country's most popular podcasts.
But here's one thing Jason Kelce still has on his younger brother: Only one of them is being featured in People Magazine's "Sexiest Men Alive" issue this year -- and it isn't Travis.
While Patrick Dempsey took the overall title this year, Jason Kelce is one of the many candidates featured in this year's issue, which hits newsstands today.
He was one of six sexy candidates featured in a sneak peek of the issue that went online Tuesday, joining fellow hotties Pedro Pascal, Timothée Chalamet, Usher, Jamie Foxx and Lenny Kravitz.
Here's how People described Jason Kelce:
"Despite soaring fame from his New Heights podcast with brother Travis and his Prime Video documentary, the Philadelphia Eagles’ star center, 36, keeps it real as a husband and father of three: 'We’re just trying to have fun.'"
Jason Kelce has always been about fun; remember his famously profane speech at the Eagles' Super Bowl parade in 2018, when he dressed like a mummer and savagely ripped anyone who doubted his team in the preseason.
Last year, he nicknamed himself "Fat Batman" during the Eagles' Super Bowl run, a playful rejoinder to the "Swole Batman" nickname for wideout A.J. Brown and "Skinny Batman" moniker for his Brown's counterpart, Devonta Smith. (Fellow receiver Quez Watkins was "Fast Batman," for the record.)
After Tuesday's news came out, Jason Kelce tweeted a simple response.
But the New Heights podcast Twitter account quickly posted a warning on behalf of Kelce's wife and frequent podcast guest, Kylie.
Jason Kelce and the rest of the Eagles will be enjoying their bye week on Sunday and will return to the field for a rematch with Travis Kelce's Chiefs on "Monday Night Football" on Nov. 20 in Kansas City.