Jason Kelce is the subject of a Penn State police investigation after he smashed a fan’s phone outside Beaver Stadium before the Penn State-Ohio State game last weekend.

The former Pro Bowl center was on campus as a guest analyst on ESPN’s “College GameDay.” He was approached by a fan who called his brother Travis Kelce a slur over him dating music star Taylor Swift.

Older brother Kelce took exception to the confrontation and smashed the fan’s phone to the ground.

Here’s everything you need to know about the Penn State fan incident and the Kelce investigation.

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What did Jason Kelce do?

Kelce was involved in an incident with a Penn State fan on Saturday, Nov. 2, outside Beaver Stadium in Pennsylvania, which resulted in the former NFL center crashing the fan’s phone.

A fan wearing a Penn State hoodie was filmed approaching Kelce, asking the former Eagles star, “How does it feel about your brother dating Taylor Swift?”

Kelce responded by turning to the fan, grabbing the cell phone and slamming it against the concrete.

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Jason Kelce Cell Phone Video

Video was taken of the incident involving Kelce and the Penn State fan.

The fan is seen following Kelce from behind with a cell phone recording the confrontation. While walking back from the ESPN analyst, Kelce turns around, grabs the phone and throws it to the ground.

In a video circulating online, Jason Kelce slams a Penn State fan’s phone to the ground after apparently hearing a homophobic slur about Travis Kelce dating Taylor Swift.

(Warning: graphic language.)

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— The Athletic (@TheAthletic) November 2, 2024

Jason Kelce slur video

Another video was also posted following the incident. Kelce is seen handing the phone back to the fan as he asks, “Who’s fa—now?”

UPDATE: In a new video of the altercation with Jason Kelce, the fan asked Kelce to give him back his phone, to which Kelce said, “Who’s fa—now?”

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— The Athletic (@TheAthletic) November 2, 2024

Police investigation of Jason Kelce

According to the Daily Times Centera Penn State police spokesman said the department is investigating the incident between Kelce and the Penn State fan.

In the crime log, the situation is listed with “criminal mischief” and “disorderly conduct” as potential violations.

Apologies to Jason Kelce

Ahead of the Week 9 “Monday Night Football” matchup between the Chiefs and Buccaneers on ESPN, Kelce opened the network’s previous broadcast with an apology for how he handled the situation, expressing remorse for his actions.

“I’m not happy with anything that took place,” Kelce said. “I’m not proud of it. And in a hot moment, I chose to meet hate with hate. And I just don’t think that’s a productive thing.

“At that point, I fell to a level I shouldn’t have.”

Jason Kelce opens ‘Monday Night Countdown’ with apology.

“I chose to greet hate with hate, and I just don’t think that’s a productive thing to do.” pic.twitter.com/9rScqAKpVD

— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) November 4, 2024

Will ESPN suspend Jason Kelce?

ESPN will not discipline Kelce for his actions at Penn State, according to the report David Rumsey of Front Office Sports. There was speculation that he might be suspended by the network, but there will be no such action.

What did Travis Kelce say about Jason Kelce?

The two Kelce brothers discussed the incident on the latest episode of “New Heights Podcast”..

As Jason once again expressed his displeasure with how he handled the situation, Travis stepped up and defended his older brother, praising him for “standing up for his family.”

“The reality of the situation is that you had a bloody clown come up to you and talk about your family and you reacted in a way that defended your family and you may have used some words that you regret using,” he said. Travis said. . “And that’s a situation you have to learn from and own. I think you own it and when you talk about it it shows how honest you are to a lot of people in this world.

“… You don’t choose hate, you just aren’t who you are. I love you bro, I think you said it perfectly.”