The Philadelphia Eagles' Jason Kelce took to social media Tuesday, detailing the difficulty of weighing pride in former teammates and expressing sympathy for brother Travis, whose Kansas city Chiefs lost Super Bowl LIX.

The ESPN broadcaster broke down while discussing Tiger Bech, who died in the attack, and his best friend, Ryan Quigley, who survived and will be attending the 2025 championship game

Kelce met New Orleans terror victim Ryan Quigley as part of a segment on during ESPN’s pregame segment show prior to Sunday’s Super Bowl 2025.

Super Bowl 59 will be a tough one for some as the game kicks off, and it has little to do with the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs in New Orleans. On New Year’s Eve, a terrorist attack in the city claimed the lives of 14 and injured over 30 more.

Jason Kelce went to a palm reader ahead of the 2025 Super Bowl featuring the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs

Guests included Jon Hamm, Adam Devine, Braxton Berrios, Brianna “Chickenfry” LaPaglia, Camille Kostek, Keegan Michael-Key, Flavor Flav and Harry Connick Jr.

Former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce and his wife, Kylie Kelce, elected to keep their children home instead of bringing them to New Orleans to either cheer for their uncle Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs or their father’s former team.