Though retired from the NFL, Jason Kelce nonetheless earned a landing of kinds towards Olympian Nicole Heavirland in an arm-wrestling problem.

On Sunday, July 28, the 29-year-old rugby participant shared a video on Instagram the place she is seen battling arm-for-arm with the 36-year-old former Philadelphia Eagles Center.

With her USA teammates encouraging her, the 2 put in a major quantity of effort, however the wrestling ended with a victory for Jason. The submit was captioned, “@jason.kelce holding on to that table a little bit?”

Jason was proven holding onto the nook of the desk, which Nicole dominated as dishonest. In the feedback, the eldest Kelce brother defended his win, expressing, “Holding onto something with your off hand is completely within the rules of the International Federation of Arm Wrestling.”

Even his spouse Kylie joined within the playful banter, stating, “I tried to warn you!”

This yr marks Nicole’s second Olympics, as she beforehand attended the Tokyo Games in 2020, the place she completed in sixth place with the USA ladies’s rugby staff. In Paris, they began off sturdy with wins towards each Japan and Brazil.

The Kelce household confirmed help on the recreation of their Parisian-themed outfits. Jason wore a navy beret and a white T-shirt labeled “Team USA Paris,” whereas Kylie opted for a blue and white striped free button-down high with white pants. They posed alongside USA rugby members – Nicole, Kate Zackary, Meya Bizer, Kristen Thomas, and Kasey McCravey – in a snap shared by the staff’s official account. “Just a bunch of eagles,” they captioned the Instagram submit.

Jason even shared his enthusiasm for the staff in a video posted by the staff on Instagram, saying, “I am officially a fan… Women’s Rugby Olympics.”

The Kelces’ love for sports activities is plain. Jason informed the Associated Press, “When we found out that we were going to have an opportunity to go to this, the more we thought about it, we were like, ‘Let’s take advantage of it now that we can actually do it’… We love sports, we love competition, we love world events. This is such a unique place where the entire world gets to come together and bond over competition and sports.”