Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes Share Touching Minute After Super Bowl Loss: ‘I Love You Bro’

Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes have among the most excellent bromances on and off the sports field– and now, a hot mic minute has actually emerged to reveal simply how close they actually are.

A clip of a sweet minute in between Kelce, 35, and Mahomes, 29, was posted via X by the NFL’s main account on Thursday, February 13 and captioned, “It’s a brotherhood.”

The video footage was recorded following the Kansas City Chiefs loss to the Philadelphia Eagles at the Super Bowl in New Orleans on Sunday, February 9.

The Chiefs lost 40-22 to the Eagles and regardless of the defeat, the colleagues plainly didn’t let the outcome impact their relationship.

In the video footage, Mahomes can be seen strolling over to Kelce and informing him, “Love you bro,” before hugging him.

” Permanently dawg. You understand that,” Kelce reacts, including, “I owe you a lot for what you have actually done.”

Reports are swarming that the Super Bowl might have been Kelce’s last expert video game, with speculation installing that the tight end may be thinking about stepping down to take pleasure in retirement.

Mahomes discussed the reports previously today, weighing in with his viewpoint when asked by press reporters if Kelce will play another season of NFL.

” I’ll let Travis make that choice on his own,” Mahomes stated. “He’s provided a lot to this group and to the NFL, and been such a pleasure not just for me to deal with however [for] individuals to enjoy.”

The quarterback included that he believes Kelce “understands he’s got a great deal of football left in him” needs to he choose to keep playing next season.

” However it’s if he wishes to put in that grind,” Mahomes stated. “It’s a grind to head out there and play 20 video games, whatever it is, and get to the Super Bowl.”

Mahomes included: “I understand he still has love for the video game. He’ll get to invest a long time with his household and make that choice on his own, however he understands he’ll return here with open arms.”

For his part, Kelce confessed on the Wednesday, February 12 episode of his podcast “New Heights” that he hasn’t yet chosen if he’ll surrender.

” It’s gon na sting,” Kelce stated. “I understand everyone needs to know whether I’m playing next year and today I’m simply kicking whatever down the roadway … I’m not making any insane choices however today the most significant thing is simply being there for my colleagues and being there for my coaches, comprehending that a lot that enters into this thing.”