When it came to picking a college, Travis Kelce went with the University of Cincinnati so he could play on the same team as his brother, even though he had plenty of options to play somewhere else. But Travis's college football career came to a standstill when he was a sophomore at Cincinnati — he got suspended for the entire 2010 season after testing positive for marijuana.

Of the suspension, Jason told NFL Films, "It was rough because this one incident didn't reflect the person he is or the teammate he was." Jason definitely stood by his brother and supported him during that challenge. Travis had to move in with Jason because the suspension meant his scholarship got pulled, and Travis talked about how much Jason did for him during that time: "I was literally living off him for quite a while down there and he was my lifeline. I was trying to do the right things, and he went into the coaches' office and talked to numerous coaches and numerous people in the Cincinnati staff to try to get me another chance to be on the team," per NBC Sports.

It sounds like Jason was instrumental in helping Travis play again; he was back on the Cincinnati team in 2011. That was the same year that Jason was drafted to the Philadelphia Eagles.