TEARJERKING MOMENT: Travis Kelce Teaches Niece Wyatt to Throw a Football, Leaving Jason in Tears Over Their Heartwarming Bond!


Travis, dressed casually in shorts, a backwards cap, and a vintage Eagles T-shirt (yes, Jason’s team), knelt down in the grass with a mini football in hand and showed Wyatt how to grip it with her tiny fingers. With gentle guidance and exaggerated arm motions, he coached her through her very first throw.
After a few tries and a few adorable giggles, Wyatt finally launched a perfect spiral — straight into Travis’ hands. The moment was met with loud cheers from the family and one unmistakable sound: Jason Kelce choking back tears behind the camera.
“Seeing your baby throw her first football… with your little brother by her side… man, this one hit different.”
Fans immediately flooded the comments with love and crying emojis. One follower wrote, “She’s got Kelce blood. That arm’s going straight to the league!” while another added, “Jason crying is my new love language.”
The Power of Uncle Travis

Reposting the video, Travis wrote:
“Uncle duty >>> Game day. Love you forever, Wy 💛”
He even joked in a follow-up comment: “Scouts — y’all better keep an eye on this one. She’s got a cannon.”
A Family That Throws Together, Grows Together
What makes the moment even more powerful is the Kelce family dynamic. Despite their fierce on-field rivalry — one repping the Chiefs, the other an Eagles legend — Jason and Travis have always maintained a strong brotherly bond. Seeing that love passed down to the next generation is enough to warm even the toughest NFL fan’s heart.
Taylor Swift fans even noticed that her song “Never Grow Up” was playing softly in the background of the video, sparking rumors that the scene was even more orchestrated (or emotional) than we thought. But whether by accident or perfect timing, it only added to the lump-in-throat vibes.
From Super Bowls to Super Uncles
In a world where fame often overshadows family, the Kelces continue to show us what truly matters. It’s not just about rings and records — sometimes, it’s about being the guy in the grass, showing your niece how to throw a football, and cheering like it’s the biggest catch of your life.
And for Jason Kelce, watching his daughter bond with the uncle he once shared a childhood field with? That’s the real end zone.