As impressive as Jason’s leap was, it might just be the opening salvo in a new chapter of the Kelce brothers’ friendly rivalry. With Travis eyeing Olympic gold in lacrosse, Jason’s casual display of stick skills could be seen as a playful jab at his younger sibling’s ambitions. It’s as if he’s saying, “Hey little bro, don’t forget who taught you how to play.”

Jason Kelce’s leap challenges Travis’s Olympic dreams?

While Jason was busy defying gravity, Travis Kelce has been dreaming of Olympic glory. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end dropped a bombshell on their “New Heights” podcast back in October last year, declaring his intention to gun for a spot on Team USA’s 2028 Olympic lacrosse squad. “I need a gold medal,” Travis proclaimed.

Travis’s lacrosse ambitions aren’t just pie-in-the-sky dreams. The sport is set to make its triumphant return to the Olympics after a 120-year hiatus. It’s part of a fresh lineup that includes flag football, giving the Kelce brothers multiple shots at Olympic stardom. Travis, ever the optimist, even invented a new position for himself: “I could play center middy. Or center D, I mean,” he mused, while Jason’s laughter echoed in the background.

But Jason’s recent acrobatic display suggests he might not be ready to cede the lacrosse spotlight to his little brother just yet. After all, Jason’s high school lacrosse career lasted longer than Travis’s middle school dalliance with the sport. It’s the perfect setup for a Kelce vs. Kelce showdown that could rival any Olympic drama.

As the brothers continue to push each other to new heights – both literally and figuratively – fans are left wondering: Will Travis’s Olympic dreams come true? Will Jason make a surprise bid for Team USA? Or will this just be another chapter in the ongoing Kelce comedy special?