KANSAS CITY, Mo. — It’s been three years since Patrick Mahomes hobbled on a bad ankle to drop 38 points on the Philadelphia Eagles, but for Jason and Travis Kelce, Super Bowl LVII is the gift that keeps on giving. In a fresh New Heights drop this week, the brothers reunited with the man who called the action that night: FOX Sports’ Greg Olsen.
The headline? A tongue-in-cheek question that half the NFL has probably whispered since 2023: “Is Greg Olsen sick of us yet?”
The Broadcast Booth Meets the Mosh Pit
The “Kelce Bowl” wasn’t just a game; it was the moment the NFL’s favorite siblings went from stars to a full-blown brand. Greg Olsen had the best seat in the house at State Farm Stadium, calling the Chiefs’ nail-biting 38-35 victory alongside Kevin Burkhardt.
On the latest episode, the trio didn’t just rehash the X’s and O’s. They dissected the sheer absurdity of that week in Arizona. You remember the scene: Donna Kelce’s split jersey, the non-stop media circus, and a game that actually lived up to the hype.
Olsen, who has been battling to keep his No. 1 analyst spot warm despite the Tom Brady shadow looming over FOX for years, didn’t hold back. The chemistry was instant—less “formal interview” and more “guys dissecting war stories at a bar.”
“You guys took over the league. I’m up in the booth trying to break down Cover 2, and all the camera wants is Mama Kelce and you two eating wings. But honestly? The game delivered. That 38-35 finish… that makes my job easy.” — Greg Olsen, on New Heights
Why This Throwback Matters Now
We are barreling toward Super Bowl LX, and the landscape has shifted. Jason is comfortably retired (and crushing the media game), while Travis is navigating the twilight of his career amidst headlines that have nothing to do with tight end screens.
Olsen’s appearance serves as a reality check on just how much the “Kelce” brand has swallowed the sport. Back in 2023, the “Kelce Bowl” felt like a novelty. In 2026, with Travis making waves off the field and Jason seemingly on every channel, the question “Are you sick of us?” feels less like a joke and more like a self-aware nod to their ubiquity.
But let’s be real: As long as they keep dropping content like this, we aren’t changing the channel.
