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Jason Kelce Calls Out Patrick Mahomes for His Comments on Logan Paul’s Impaulsive

Samnur Reza
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Jason Kelce Calls Out Patrick Mahomes for His Comments on Logan Paul’s Impaulsive

Patrick ‘Texas Gunslinger’ Mahomes is the epitome of a party animal. From shot-gunning a beer at his home turf during a Luke Combs concert to taking his squad mates to Sin City for a second round of partying, the two-time MVP is always at the top of his game. However, when appearing on Logan Paul’s ‘Impaulsive’ podcast, Mahomes made it very clear that he can no longer ‘keep up’ with the Kelce brothers when it comes to partying. And Jason Kelce isn’t buying it.

In a recent episode of the ‘New Heights’ podcast, the elder Kelce didn’t mince words and called it ‘bullls*it’ while reacting to Mahomes’ claims about not being able to keep up while partying. The Chiefs’ QB feels that he used to be able to run with the big dogs, but ever since he added his little ones to the family tree, it’s no longer the case.

Jason, however, didn’t skip a beat, making it clear that Mahomes was playing ‘coy’ and if he had his Coors Light, no one would keep up with him.

“I’m calling bulls*it. Pat can keep up. He knows he can,” Jason asserted. “He’s playing coy right now. Everybody knows, especially if it’s Coors Light, nobody’s keeping up with Pat.”

The younger Kelce, Travis, doubled down and added that Mahomes had depleted an entire bar’s supply of Coors Light when he started to drink. And this actually happened twice.

“I’ve seen that man literally drink bars out of Coors. Literally!” Travis recalled. “Like, uh, we gotta run to the store and get some more. We didn’t think we were gonna run out of these things. But Pat Mahomes has done it twice now.” 

Notably, one occasion that comes to mind is the Super Bowl LVII parade, when Mahomes almost toppled from the top of the bus while shotgunning a Coors Light. Thus, Mahomes can pretend all he likes; but he is a beast off the field, just as much as he is on it. The Kelce brothers, however, are a different breed altogether.

Travis and Jason Kelce Debate Who They Got Their Drinking Ability From

In the same interview with Logan Paul, Patrick Mahomes also mentioned that Jason isn’t always out partying since he’s a family man himself with three daughters. However, occasionally, the former NFL star indulges and gets sloshed. “I think it has something to do in their blood,” the two-time MVP quipped.

While Jason wasn’t very sure about this, Travis concurred in a heartbeat. He even posed a question about where they inherited their drinking abilities from. Was it passed down from their dad? Or perhaps their uncle, Big Dom? Jason was adamant and said that he doesn’t believe their father can get ‘sh*tfaced’. Travis didn’t seem to agree, but the elder Kelce doubled down and claimed that he had never seen his dad get sloshed. Not even once.

Travis then reminisced about a time when he, Jason, and their father downed a beer together, but Jason couldn’t recall the event at all. He was genuinely baffled. The duo, however, ultimately agreed that they honed their drinking prowess during their college days in Cincinnati.

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Samnur Reza

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Samnur Reza is an NFL editor for The SportsRush. He holds a degree in English Honors and joined The SportsRush editorial team in 2023. Having previously worked as a freelancer and several media outlets, Samnur has been religiously following the National Football League for the past six and a half years. Samnur first started following football after Tom Brady's cameo in Ted 2. It wasn’t long before he found himself grabbing a bucket of popcorn to enjoy football games. He still vividly remembers his first-ever fixture: a 2011 matchup between the Patriots and Raiders, where Brady led his team to a 31-19 victory. Even so, Samnur believes Brady’s best performance came against the Falcons in Super Bowl LI, a game he still revisits from time to time. Samnur diligently follows most NFL athletes, their family members, and even the NCAA. Thus, he considers himself a diverse writer, having covered almost every corner of the football world. He does, however, have a special interest in athlete-centric stories. Whenever they engage in off-field ventures or charitable activities, Samnur enjoys reading and writing about them. Samnur had already authored over 850 NFL-based articles before becoming an editor. His editorial journey began just a little over a year ago. Beyond football, Samnur is a true cinephile with an extensive repertoire of films. He’s also fond of cats and has a furry friend named ‘Eva.’ During his free time, Samnur enjoys playing video games, currently immersed in God of War: Ragnarök. Having recently learned how to ride a bike, he now wishes to travel almost everywhere on it.

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