It was reported that Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce announced his retirement from football March 4, 2024 PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA – SEPTEMBER 08: (L-R) Jason Kelce and Kylie Kelce attend Thursday Night Football Presents The World Premiere of “Kelce” on September 08, 2023 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Lisa Lake/Getty Images for Prime Video) ORG XMIT: 776025737 ORIG FILE ID: 1668786719More

We know that Jason Kelce will be both rooting for the Philadelphia Eagles and for his brother Travis Kelce on Super Bowl Sunday, but will that extend to the rest of his immediate family?

For that, we got an answer from his wife, Kylie Kelce. On the latest episode of Not Gonna Lie, Kylie told the world that they’re buying “Go Uncle Trav” shirts for their daughters. And while they cheer on the Eagles too, “But he is our family and I want to make sure the girls feel included.”

That said, Kylie won’t be cheering for the Chiefs over the next couple of weeks. Makes sense!

In discussing Deshaun Watson’s suspension, Ravens coach John Harbaugh cited “zero tolerance” policy

It’s unclear what the NFL or the Ravens will do in the aftermath of allegations from six women that Ravens kicker Justin Tucker engaged in inappropriate behavior during massage-therapy sessions. (Tucker strongly denies the accusations.) However, after the NFL imposed an 11-game suspension on Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson in 2022, Ravens coach John Harbaugh addressed the Watson situation following a training-camp practice.

“I do have a lot of opinions on it,” Harbaugh said at the time. “I’m just not at liberty to share them at this time. That’s for the league to decide.

Harbaugh referred to the Ravens’ position on players mistreating women, as shaped by its abrupt termination of running back Ray Rice after video surfaced of the assault he committed against his then-fiancé.

“I respect what [owner] Steve Bisciotti and [former team president] Dick Cass created here almost 10 years ago,” Harbaugh said. “Basically, we’re kind of zero tolerance. You have to know the truth, you have to try to understand the circumstances, but we’ve stayed away from that particular situation — when we draft players, when we sign them as free agents. That’s Steve’s decision, and I’m glad that we have that policy.”

Those words have potential application to Tucker’s case. Although Harbaugh specifically mentioned ascertaining “the truth,” the reality is that specialists are easily replaceable. With Tucker struggling through stretches of 2024 — and with Tucker having a $4.2 million non-guaranteed salary in 2025 — the Ravens might eventually decide it’s time to move on.