NFL fans were treated to some unexpected entertainment when Jason Kelce’s dance moves went viral during ESPN’s Monday Night Football pregame show.

The former Philadelphia Eagles center, who retired in March after a 13-year career, was captured enthusiastically dancing to Tommy Richman’s“MILLION DOLLAR BABY” during the Eagles’ game against the Atlanta Falcons.

Jason Kelce denies being drunk in Philadelphia

Jason’s dance moves quickly spread across social media, sparking plenty of reactions-including from his younger brother, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.

On the latest episode of their New Heights podcast, which aired on Wednesday, September 18, Travis took the opportunity to poke fun at his brother’s energetic performance, but the conversation also touched on rumors that Jason might have had a little too much fun before the game.

“I could tell, by the way you were talking in the third quarter in the booth, that you had been on an up-and-down roller coaster of being in and out of being drunk since about noon,”Travis joked, referencing his brother’s lively presence at the game.

Jason, however, firmly denied the claim, laughing as he cut Travis off.

“Zero beers,” the 36-year-old said, clarifying that while he threw cans to fans during the pregame festivities, he didn’t drink any of them.

“Do you know how hard that was? I’m a professional, Travis. I don’t mess around.”

Travis Kelce loves Jason’s dance moves

During the pregame, Jason tossed what he estimated to be around 100 beers to fans in the crowd.

While Travis ribbed him for hurling “full beers,” calling it “dangerous” and suggesting it could “might as well be assault,”Jason defended his actions, explaining that he made eye contact with attendees to ensure they could catch the beverages and used koozies to soften the impact.

The playful back-and-forth continued as Travis praised his brother’s dance moves, which have garnered widespread attention online.

Jason admitted he tried something new on stage that day.

“It wasn’t my best running man,” he conceded, noting that his wife, Kylie, was less than impressed by his spontaneous performance, comparing it to his usual “stomp.”

“What happened is we were supposed to be on that stage to start countdown, and I walked over too soon,”Jason explained.

“I had to kill 30 minutes before the show started, and I’m just up there with these DJs, just standing there. I’m like, ‘I gotta do something.'”

Travis, clearly amused, couldn’t stop laughing as he expressed his pride.

“Everyone thinks I’m the dancer,”Travis said, referencing his own well-documented dancing moments.

“Dude, you are the f-king most electric dancer I’ve ever met in my life. You can put a smile on anybody’s face by dancing.”

Jason’s appearance at the Eagles game marked his first since retiring from the NFL.

Though he admitted he may have gone overboard with the festivities, Kelce assured listeners that no alcohol fueled his performance.

“I don’t know if I have any more energy, guys,” Jason quipped as he made his TV appearance.

In the end, it was a memorable night for fans and for the Kelce brothers, whose lighthearted rivalry continues to be a highlight on their podcast.