Seven years ago, on another clear and cold February afternoon, Jason Kelce wore a Mummers outfit, and, well-lubricated with anti-inhibition juice, for slightly less than six minutes, he spewed forgivable profanities in the most memorable speech Pennsylvania has heard since Gettysburg.

It’s been quite the roller coaster for the Philadelphia Eagles since their last Super Bowl appearance. The Eagles were 15 minutes away from capturing the franchise’s second ever

However with his young brother Travis Kelce, the Chiefs superstar tight end, facing his Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, the older Kelce was naturally filled with mixed emotions about Philadelphia's 40-22 victory over Kansas City on Sunday. That's why it took until Tuesday for Jason Kelce to comment on the Eagles' victory.