Travis And Jason Kelce Expected To Attend Cavs Game Tuesday For Bobblehead Giveaway

On a night the Cavaliers plan to honor Travis and Jason Kelce with their own bobblehead, the NFL brothers will reportedly be in attendance for the festivities as Cleveland battles Boston.

A championship. An MVP. A bobblehead made in your likeness.

As individual accolades go, those three things are held in the highest regards.

Okay, not quite, but a bobblehead night is still a pretty cool recognition in its own right, especially when it comes from your hometown team. 

That's exactly what NFL brothers Travis and Jason Kelce will get to experience on Tuesday when the Cleveland Cavaliers honor the Cleveland Heights natives with their own bobblehead night. According to a report from WKYC, the Kelce brothers will also both be in attendance for the festivities as Cleveland battles the Boston Celtics. The one-of-a-kind bobblehead features both Travis and Jason standing side-by-side wearing the Cavaliers black "statement" jerseys with each donning their football number – No. 87 for Travis and 62 for Jason.

Come celebrate Cleveland Heights legends @JasonKelce + @tkelce at their Bobblehead Night tomorrow! 🏈🫡

Standing room only tickets are now available: https://t.co/gh98FHkU2q

— Cleveland Cavaliers (@cavs) March 4, 2024

For the occasion, the Cavs Team Shop is also selling exclusive Kelce brothers/Cavaliers merchandise, with a portion of the proceeds going to the Heights Schools Foundation Initiatives.

The timing of the promotion couldn't have been more perfect after Jason announced his retirement from the NFL on Monday with an emotional speech. During the 45-minute announcement, Kelce made several references to his Cleveland roots and he and growing up with Travis on Coleridge road in Cleveland Heights. Their childhood hometown also serves as the inspiration for the popular podcast they host together "New Heights."

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Jason retired a six-time All-Pro, a seven-time Pro Bowler and a Super Bowl champion, winning football's ultimate prize with the Eagles in the 2017 season.

Travis, meanwhile, is fresh off of winning his third Super Bowl with the Kansas City Chiefs on top of being in a relationship with the most popular musical artist in the world, Taylor Swift. Unfortunately, it's unlikely the pop star will be joining him considering she has the next show of her international tour on Thursday night in Singapore.