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Eagles center Jason Kelce's very pregnant wife is bringing her doctor to the Super Bowl in case she goes into labor

Jason and Travis Kelce speak on an episode of their podcast.
Jason and Travis Kelce speak on an episode of their podcast. New Heights / YouTube
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The Kelce family is set to have a very busy Super Bowl week.

Jason and Travis Kelce will become the first brothers to play against each other in a Super Bowl, with Jason at center for the Philadelphia Eagles and Travis at tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs.

While tickets for the Super Bowl are always hard to come by, the Kelces will be in charge of getting their family seated and comfortable for the game. For Jason, that means reserving one ticket for an important non-family member.

Jason's wife Kylie is extremely pregnant, and as the couple prepares to welcome their third child to the world, Kylie's doctor is set to come along to the game just in case, Jason revealed on the brothers' podcast "New Heights" this week.

Jason's reveal came as the brothers were discussing who would be in charge of finding seats for their parents.

"Are mom and dad sitting on your sideline?" Jason asked. "Are they sitting on my sideline?"

 "We do have to figure that out," Travis replied. "I feel like you're going to have more of a family-oriented group."

"I'm also bringing Kylie's parents," Jason said. "I'm bringing the girls. Kylie is bringing her OB because she's going to be 38 weeks pregnant at the game."

At this point, the brothers gave each other a look, opening up to the idea that it was possible a new Kelce would come into the world on game day.

"It could be the Super Kelce Bowl," Jason said. "If she has a baby at the stadium, it's officially scripted."

"We're in the matrix, there's no fucking way," Travis agreed.

The exchange between the Kelce brothers can be seen just past the 1:46:00 mark below:

Super Bowl babies are somehow becoming something of a trend, as last year Rams wide receiver Van Jefferson rushed off of the field moments after Los Angeles' Super Bowl victory to greet his new child at the hospital. And then-teammate Odell Beckham Jr. welcomed his first child four days later.

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Tyler Lauletta is a sports reporter for Business Insider covering everything from the latest in NFL trades to the NBA playoff race to that weird rugby highlight you don't quite understand but know to be impressive. Hailing from Philadelphia, he is a known Truster of The Process. He graduated from Temple University. You can contact him at tlauletta@bjinnox.com with your questions, pitches, or if you ever feel like gloating after your favorite team beat the Philadelphia 76ers.