The retirement of former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce in 2024 has not diminished the couple's enthusiasm for the team. Kylie, Jason's wife, recently shared insights into their new game-watching routine and her unique traditions during playoff games. Despite no longer attending matches in person, they remain deeply connected to the Eagles' performances through home viewing and personal rituals.

Kylie elaborated on how her behavior changes significantly during playoffs compared to regular seasons, emphasizing the importance of superstitions in maintaining positive energy for the team. Her dedication extends beyond just watching games; it involves avoiding social media, refraining from posting online, and even abstaining from negative talk about rival teams to ensure continued success for the Eagles.

New Viewing Routine Post-Retirement

Since Jason's retirement, the couple has adjusted their approach to following the Eagles. Instead of cheering at Lincoln Financial Field, they now enjoy games from the comfort of their living room. This shift allows them to focus more on family time without the distractions and challenges of stadium attendance.

Previously, Kylie attended every home game at the stadium, while keeping their children at home except for one annual outing. The loud and stimulating environment wasn't suitable for the kids, making it a practical decision to limit their exposure. Now, this change in routine provides a more relaxed atmosphere for the entire family to support the team together. Kylie mentioned, "We used to go to the Linc for every home game, but now we watch from the living room, which is much more comfortable for everyone."

Superstitions and Playoffs: A Unique Tradition

Kylie’s commitment to the Eagles becomes even more intense during the playoffs. She explained that her day transforms completely as she adheres strictly to her superstitious practices. From morning until the end of the game, Kylie avoids social media platforms like Twitter and refrains from posting online content. This ritual began when Jason was actively playing and continues to be a significant part of her game-day routine.

She emphasized the importance of focusing solely on the Eagles, stating, "Life is not happening. Eagles are happening." Kylie believes that by concentrating fully on the team and sending positive energy, she contributes to their performance. Even during her brother-in-law Travis Kelce's Super Bowl match with the Kansas City Chiefs, Kylie's superstitions kicked in. She avoided watching parts of the game, relying instead on friends to keep her updated. This level of dedication showcases the deep connection and passion the Kelces have for football, especially when it comes to supporting their favorite team.