Jason Kelce has helped build one of the most well-known podcasts in the sports entertainment industry, recording the "New Heights" show with his brother, Travis Kelce. While the retired NFL star and the Kansas City Chiefs tight end have built a massive following, another family member has also spent some time under the spotlight.

NFL icon Jason Kelce and his wife, Kylie Kelce, welcomed their fourth daughter on March 30. Since the birth of Finnley, whom they affectionately call "Finn," Kylie Kelce has had to place virtually her entire life on pause as she performed mommy duties for her newborn child.

Kelce not only lobbied against the ban proposal, but also set the record straight on claims that he retired because of the tush push.

Jason Kelce's wife, Kylie Kelce, has also grown a respectable brand with the "Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce" podcast. Kylie Kelce's podcast has over 331K subscribers on YouTube. Jason Kelce's wife has helped produce 313 video since its introduction in 2024.

Terry Pegula used ridiculous reasons to look for ways to get the Tush Push out of the league and away from the Buffalo Bills.

Jason Kelce's 2-year-old daughter Bennett—whom he shares with wife Kylie Kelce—adorably interrupted his New Heights podcast with brother Travis Kelce when she was meant to be in timeout.

The New Heights crew is accepting the challenge from Bussin' With The Boys. It's a podcast battle during the 2025 season opener for Cincinnati football on Aug. 28 against Nebraska. Will Compoton—a Nebraska alum and co-host of Bussin With The Boys podcast—called out the Kelce's ahead of the big matchup and the brothers responded.

The tush push remains alive after Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie and future Hall of Fame center Jason Kelce led a last-ditch effort to save Philly’s signature play.

Jason Kelce discussed NFL rule changes on his 'New Heights' podcast while his 2-year-old daughter Bennie adorably dropped in from timeout

Jason Kelce and Brian Westbrook were among many former Eagles players participating in this year’s event, which benefits First Tee of Greater Philadelphia.