With some free time in the NFL offseason/retirement, Travis and Jason Kelce are taking part in some fun side quests.
During the most recent episode of their New Heights podcast, the brothers announced that they’ll be appearing on an episode of History Channel’s Forged in Fire.
One of the show’s hosts, Doug Marcaida, heard the brothers talking about knife making on a previous podcast episode and extended an invite last week.
“If you and Travis ever want to battle it off, come on over to our forge. We’ll invite you and maybe teach you how to be master bladesmiths,” Marcaida said in a video message.
“If you’re a guy and you get a chance to make a knife and then use the knife or make a sword and then use the sword, f–k it, I’m in,” Travis said.
“When are we doing this? It’s not a matter of if, it’s just a matter of when,” Jason added.
It should be must-see TV whenever the Kelce’s end up on the show.
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