Frame It: Jason Kelce helped create arguably the best sports photograph ever taken

Jason Kelce is one of us. On Sundays, all he wants to do is drink beer and watch football. He did that and more during the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs playoff matchup.

Jason was there to support his brother, Travis, but that didn’t stop him from diving head first into the ways of Billa Mafia. Before the game started, he was seen chugging beers with the local lunatics out at the tailgate.

Jason Kelce doing Jason Kelce things

Jason Kelce: Man of the People pic.twitter.com/QANv97Rb9P

— New Heights (@newheightshow) January 21, 2024

Things really got turned up in the game, though. Shirt came off, beers began to disappear, and in a matter of seconds, Jason Kelce took on his true form.

Wondering if a cutaway of a shirtless @JasonKelce screaming and holding a beer to celebrate his brother’s touchdown is ruining anyone’s entertainment value of this game out there.
pic.twitter.com/HIvejHNWk7

— Rich Eisen (@richeisen) January 22, 2024

Jason Kelce hopped into the stands & started slamming beers

(Potential) retirement off to a great startpic.twitter.com/VG06y9DB2D

— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) January 22, 2024

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For the record, this guy had his shirt off for damn near three hours outside in Buffalo. I’m sure there’s some sort of heating in the booth he was in, but not enough to convince any normal human being to rip their shirt off. It was so impressive that the CBS cameras began cutting to him more than they did to Taylor Swift.

In the midst of his drunken rampage, he just so happened to be the subject of arguably the most beautiful sports photograph ever taken.

This is art, through and through.

Even though this isn’t at an Eagles game, I still believe this deserves recognition. I might just have to print it out and frame it in my living room. Out of respect for not only Jason Kelce, but the game of football itself. This is what it’s all about – just guys being dudes.