During an altercation with a fan, former Philadelphia Eagles star offensive lineman Jason Kelce smashed a fan’s phone after hearing a homophobic slur directed at his brother Travis. A fan asked Kelce how he felt about dating his brother. Taylor Swift.

He was seen walking through a crowd of fans, but one fan used a homophobic slur to describe Travis. Jason didn’t like it very much and immediately turned around after hearing it to smash the phone.

“Kelce, how does it feel that your brother is screwed for dating Taylor Swift?”

Travis has been more evident in the headlines since the last NFL season in which he started dating Swift. It has caused all kinds of narratives to be written. NFL Fans haven’t been too happy with the constant coverage of the pop sensation.

The two have been dating for over a year and Swift has attended multiple Chiefs games since the relationship began, including the Super Bowl. Travis even appeared on stage during the singer’s tour stop at Wembley Stadium in London during the off-season.

Despite all the distractions off the field, Travis has kept his play strong on the field. He helped lead the Kansas City Chiefs to another Super Bowl victory last season, catching nine passes for 93 yards in the victory.

This season, he has caught 38 passes for 335 yards and a touchdown. It’s been a bit of a down year for the star tight end, but the Chiefs have been able to stay undefeated this season. He will be counted on even more as the year progresses, especially considering all the injuries the Chiefs have seen this season.

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Kansas City has been in the spotlight for a long time and Swift’s addition to the fan base has only magnified it all. They seek to become the first franchise in NFL history to three titles as Super Bowl champions.

Jason recently retired from the NFL last year and has been making the rounds at different events. He had announced that he would attend the Ohio State-Penn State game at Beaver Stadium.

He played 13 seasons in the NFLall with the Eagles. He helped Philadelphia win its first Super Bowl in the 2018 season, defeating the New England Patriots along the way.

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