Miles Teller's Hilarious Take on Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Super Bowl Showdown!

Miles Teller isn’t going to calm down about his Eagles devotion.

Despite being close friends with Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, the actors from Top Gun: Maverick, specifically Keleigh Sperry Teller, had to momentarily suspend their friendship during the Philadelphia Eagles versus Kansas City Chiefs game at Super Bowl LIX on February 9, due to the rivalry between the teams.

In an exclusive chat with TopMob News during the premiere of The Gorge in Los Angeles on February 12th, I, a diehard Eagles fan, openly confessed my feelings: “In that particular scenario, there was no room for ambiguity. It didn’t make a difference to me who they were going up against.

Indeed, Miles’ passion for the Birds extends beyond his friendships, as it was they who triumphed in the game with a score of 40-22.

In his own words, “If my mom had been playing [rather than] for the Chiefs, I would have cheered for ‘Go Birds.’

Ultimately, the night brought good fortune to Birds supporters, as it wasn’t just Miles who was hesitant about siding with Travis and Taylor during the game. Other members of their close circle shared similar doubts.

Ultimately, Travis’ sibling, Jason Kelce (a player for the Eagles for 13 years), and his spouse Kylie Kelce found themselves in a difficult internal dilemma regarding the game’s final outcome.

Previously, the ex-Eagles’ center attempted to express his mixed emotions after the Super Bowl.

Jason expressed in a long message to X that he anticipated a mix of feelings prior, during, and after, knowing now what his parents experienced two years back, referring to the 2023 Super Bowl where he and Travis competed. On one side, he wished for his brother’s success and well-being. Yet, on the opposite side, there were numerous people in the Philadelphia Eagles organization – teammates, coaches – whom he holds dear, some of whom contributed significantly to his career achievements.

Despite his pride in seeing the Eagles get a win, Jason empathized with his brother’s loss.

Jason explained, “There’s no one I love or care for more deeply. It’s been challenging to grapple with these emotions, but I genuinely admire him and always wish him success. However, I believe he doesn’t require, nor desires my sympathy. He has achieved greatness that only a few can imagine on this earth, just as his team has. They should be proud of their achievements this season and throughout history.

Jason concluded his remarks by expressing his continued devotion to his former team and hometown, finishing with an emphatic, “Let’s go, Birds!

Keep reading for every star who showed out for the Eagles, Chiefs, or both at Super Bowl LIX…

– Reporting by Sharon Carpenter