Travis Kelce scored his first touchdown in eight games for the Kansas City Chiefs – and brother Jason celebrated by ripping his shirt off in the stands.

The older Kelce brother was watching from a suite – where he met Taylor Swift for the first time – at Highmark Stadium but didn’t hold back when his brother scored a vital touchdown for the Chiefs.

Jason was filmed roaring without his top on, holding a can of beer in the 20 degree weather. His wife Kylie could be seen watching on in the background as the celebrations in suite erupted while mom Donna was pointing at Jason going wild.

He was then sensationally filmed jumping out of the window of the box and climbing into the stands to celebrate with the thousands of fans packed into the stadium. He necked the rest of his beer before climbing back through the window in extraordinary scenes.

The Travis touchdown gave the Chiefs a 13-10 lead in the second quarter and he celebrated with a heart-signal hand-gesture. But Bills quarterback Josh Allen returned fire with a touchdown of his own with seconds left before the halftime interval, giving the Bills a 17-13 lead at the interval.

The Chiefs shared the video of Eagles man Jason’s celebration, calling him: ‘No 1 hype man.’

Before the game, Jason was seen downing beer among the fans tailgating at Highmark Stadium before kickoff – with his New Heights podcast account sharing the clip and calling him ‘man of the people’.” width=”500″ height=”261″ />

The older Kelce brother was watching from a suite – where he met Taylor Swift for the first time – at Highmark Stadium but didn’t hold back when his brother scored a vital touchdown for the Chiefs.

Jason was filmed roaring without his top on, holding a can of beer in the 20 degree weather. His wife Kylie could be seen watching on in the background as the celebrations in suite erupted while mom Donna was pointing at Jason going wild.

He was then sensationally filmed jumping out of the window of the box and climbing into the stands to celebrate with the thousands of fans packed into the stadium. He necked the rest of his beer before climbing back through the window in extraordinary scenes.

The Travis touchdown gave the Chiefs a 13-10 lead in the second quarter and he celebrated with a heart-signal hand-gesture. But Bills quarterback Josh Allen returned fire with a touchdown of his own with seconds left before the halftime interval, giving the Bills a 17-13 lead at the interval.

The Chiefs shared the video of Eagles man Jason’s celebration, calling him: ‘No 1 hype man.’

Before the game, Jason was seen downing beer among the fans tailgating at Highmark Stadium before kickoff – with his New Heights podcast account sharing the clip and calling him ‘man of the people’.