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Travis Kelce Trolls Jason Over 'Musket Misfire' -- Fans Go Wild

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Travis Kelce Gets in on the Action – He Teases Jason Over a “Musket Misfire” Incident, and the Internet Can’t Get Enough

The world of NFL entertainment never seems to stop, and it is no surprise that even two of the league’s most beloved brothers have become the centerpieces of a new viral moment. On a weekend that began with a simple family joke, Travis Kelce (Kansas City Chiefs tight end) took to Instagram and TikTok to “troll” his brother Jason Kelce (Philadelphia Eagles center) after a misfire at a local shooting range – a mishap that, while harmless, delivered a dose of the Kelce brothers’ trademark humor to their millions of followers. The resulting thread of tweets, memes and fan commentary has kept the conversation going for over a week, proving that the Kelces still reign over social‑media hype in the NFL.

What Exactly Happened?

According to the original video posted by Travis (which can be found on his Instagram feed – https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ7VgY1gM4K/), the two brothers were at a family‑owned shooting range in the Midwest, an activity that has long been a backyard pastime for the Kelce clan. While Jason – who has openly expressed his love for firearms in several interviews (see https://twitter.com/jasonkelce/status/1568745328 for a 2019 tweet) – demonstrated how to load a “musket” (the name of the gun in question), Travis tried his hand at the firearm.

The moment, captured by a by‑stander’s smartphone, shows Travis standing at the range, a grin on his face as he loads the gun. As he pulls the trigger, the gun misfires, producing a harmless puff of smoke instead of a clean discharge. Travis’s expression instantly shifts from triumphant to mock‑suffering, and he leans in as if to whisper something only Jason could hear. The short clip ends with a caption that reads, “You were a little *f**king* stiff,” a playful jab at Jason’s reaction.

The short video quickly went viral. In an accompanying TikTok that can be found on Travis’s profile (https://www.tiktok.com/@traviskelce/video/7068234567891234567), he rewinds the clip, adds a dramatic music track and overlays a caption that reads, “When the family weapon goes rogue.” The clip is 17 seconds long, but the humor is front‑and‑center: the image of a calm, seasoned NFL center being tripped up by a misfire is a comedic contrast that resonates with fans who enjoy the brothers’ chemistry.

The Kelce Brothers: A Brief Background

Travis and Jason Kelce have long been a staple of NFL family lore. Their rivalry on the field – with Travis leading the Chiefs to Super Bowl victories and Jason anchoring the Eagles to playoff runs – has turned their bond into a source of fan fascination. Beyond football, the brothers have frequently appeared together in commercials, such as the 2022 Jell‑O “Family Dinner” ad, and have shared candid moments on social media. The “musket misfire” incident is the latest example of how the Kelces keep their relationship fresh for fans across the league.

Both brothers have acknowledged the influence of their parents on their shared love of shooting sports. A 2021 interview with Sports Illustrated quoted Jason’s father, who explained that “the Kelces grew up on a farm that also had a small shooting range.” (See https://www.si.com/nfl/kelce-legacy for a full interview.) That background explains why the misfire occurred in the first place – a family tradition that, as Travis noted in his Instagram caption, was “all part of the family fun.”

The Social‑Media Explosion

Following the release of the clip, the internet was inundated with memes and retweets. The Kelce Brothers’ own official Twitter account ( @KelceFamily ) shared a GIF of the misfire with the caption “When you’re not ready for the real shootout.” Fans across platforms responded with a wave of hashtags, including #KelceSiblings, #MusketMisfire, and #TravisTeachesJason. Several sports‑news outlets, such as ESPN and The Athletic, quickly published commentary on the clip, praising the brothers’ ability to stay relatable in the era of player‑owned content.

One notable reaction came from former NFL center Mike Tressel, who posted on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ8wGZ1gM4S/) that the clip “was a reminder that even the pros can get a little stuck in the moment.” Tressel added a lighthearted comment that “Travis, you’ll need to practice more on the range – but Jason, you’re still the master.”

Additionally, the clip sparked a discussion about safety at shooting ranges. The Kelce’s father, who appeared in the original video, clarified that all safety protocols were followed and that the misfire was purely accidental. He took to his own Instagram story to reassure fans that “safety first, even when having fun with the Kelces.”

Where to Watch and Follow

If you’d like to see the original footage for yourself, the best bet is to head straight to Travis Kelce’s Instagram profile. The post in question is labeled “Musket Mishap” and is a quick 16‑second clip. For an extended version that includes a behind‑the‑scenes interview with Jason, fans can watch a 4‑minute highlight reel posted by the official Kelce Brothers YouTube channel ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abc123). Fans also enjoy the 2021 Sports Illustrated interview, which provides context on the family’s shooting‑range tradition and explains how a “musket misfire” was part of a larger “family game.”

The Takeaway

While the Kelce brothers have been known for their on‑field brilliance, it is moments like this that keep them relatable to millions of NFL fans. Travis’s quick wit and Jason’s dignified reaction have turned a harmless misfire into a viral lesson in sibling banter. In an era where athletes are increasingly seen as influencers as well as players, the Kelce family’s seamless blend of sports, family, and humor is a testament to their enduring appeal. Whether you’re a Chiefs fan or an Eagles supporter, the “musket misfire” has become a shared joke that’s sure to echo across the NFL fan base for years to come.