2023 to 2024 is shaping up to be a vintage year for the Kelce family. Brothers Travis and Jason made NFL history last February when they played against each other at the Super Bowl, the first siblings to ever compete on opposite teams in a championship game.

With all eyes on Travis and his love life with Taylor Swift, it has also put a spotlight on Jason and his wife, Kylie.

On Sunday night, Jason was in rare form as he was seen shirtless drinking beer while cheering on the Chiefs from a suite inside Highmark Stadium.

He did not stay in that suite all night as he could also be seen jumping out and mingling with fans.

His wife, however, wanted him back in and made sure somebody delivered an NSFW message to him.

“Jason, Kylie said get your ass back in here.”

The Eagles center started his day by getting in the thick of the pregame festivities in Buffalo, joining the crazed Bills fans for some shenanigans ahead of the divisional-round matchup.

While it does not appear that Kelce took the opportunity to go through a table, it still looks like he thoroughly enjoyed the pregame experience.

In the Chiefs’ victory against the Bills, tight end Travis Kelce had his first two-touchdown game of the season. It couldn’t have come at a better time. Kelce also had 75 yards receiving.

Jason Kelce Is Shirtless & Absolutely LIT In The Stands At Bills-Chiefs Playoff Game (VIDEO)

I’m sure Jason Kelce would prefer to still be playing in the NFL playoffs, but he seems to be enjoying this spectator thing too.

The Eagles superstar center was in Buffalo for the Chiefs-Bills playoff showdown, and after his younger brother, Travis Kelce, scored a touchdown for the visiting side, Kelce was spotted in the stands, losing his mind with no shirt on and a beer in his hand.

There have been rumors swirling that both Jason and Travis Kelce could hang up the cleats and announce their retirement together — once Travis’ season is officially over.

For now, Jason will continue to cheer on his bro, in hopes that they can add one more Super Bowl title to their family name.