Kylie Kelce Didn't Give Birth At The Super Bowl; 'That Baby Is Still Inside Kylie's Belly'

No Super Bowl baby for Kylie Kelce!

During the first "New Heights with Jason & Travis Kelce" podcast since the Super Bowl, Jason and Travis Kelce talked about their thoughts on the big game. Philadelphia Eagles player Jason, 35, also revealed that while his wife Kylie was prepared for a Super Bowl baby, they are still waiting for their third daughter to make her grand entrance into the world.

During the podcast with his brother Travis, 33, Kansas City Chiefs player, Jason talked about still waiting for baby number three to arrive. "It was an epic game, an epic Super Bowl, an epic one for our family. We did miss out on one thing that could have made it more epic though," he said. "That baby is still inside Kylie's belly."

While some might think Jason wouldn't want his wife to go into labor during the big game, he was actually disappointed that it didn't happen. "I was actually rooting for Kylie to go into labor and have the baby at the stadium," he said. "I feel like that's very selfish of me, but that's what I wanted to happen. I don't know why I wanted that to happen."

Jason knew that if Kylie went into labor during the game that she would be able to handle it, so he wasn't worried. "I fully believe that Kylie would have been perfectly fine and able to handle it," he said. "She does not like that I wished this would happen, but I told her."

Travis joked with his brother that he was hoping the baby would arrive during the game so he wouldn't have to be there. But Jason set the record straight. "I loved being there for both of my previous daughters. I would not have come to the game," Jason said. "Kylie was under strict orders to not say anything if she was going into labor. [They] really weren't orders, that was her suggestion, I shouldn't act like that."

He continued, "Her direct quote is, 'he was going to be useless to me anyways.'"

Jason and Kylie are already parents to two girls, Wyatt, 3, and Elliotte, who turns 2 next month, and their third baby is another girl.

Kylie, 29, talked to PEOPLE about her husband transformed into a girl dad. "I don't think in his life, Jason ever assumed that he would be the father of three daughters. He would always be like, 'No, no, we'll get a boy.' And I'm like, 'You got to stop challenging the universe," she said. "I used to tell him before we had our first daughter, she's gonna have you wrapped around her finger. He said, 'I'm not gonna spoil her.' And I'm like, 'I don't think you understand.'"

For Jason who only has one brother and no first cousins, Kylie said it's been amazing watching him with his daughters. "It's been amazing to see him sort of transformed from only having a brother, not having any first cousins, so really having like no experience with little girls," she said. "And now, he is just absolutely head over heels in love with his daughters, and they feed that back to him tenfold."

During the podcast episode, the siblings talked about their personal thoughts and feelings on the game that many called the "Kelce Bowl."

Of course, Jason wished the ending was different since his team lost to his brother's team, but he said it was a "great game."

"It was a great game. I think everyone can agree with that," Jason said. "That's the kind of game you want to see in the Super Bowl. Both teams were playing really well. It was back and forth. It was a fun game to be a part of."

He continued talking about how the loss affected him. "For me, it's feeling worse, to be honest with you, as the game gets further away," he explained. "After the game, you lose the game but you're proud of the way guys fought and the way the team played. You just come up just short. But as you get further removed, you can't help but think about the plays that could've been."

Seeing their mom, Donna after the game was emotional for both of the siblings. "The moment I saw mom is when I got really emotional because, man, it was so awesome, she was on top of the world for a week," Jason said through tears.

Travis added, "She was the heavy weight champ, man. She was on top of it and she shined the whole time. That was the coolest part. Mom, you actually killed it. Dad, you've been killing it."

Jason jumped in to add, "It was just so cool man to see her get to celebrate it with us and it was an awesome moment. You know, just so happy for her and so happy that she got her moment, dad got his. So, yeah, ironically, you know you lose the Super Bowl and you're crying after the game, and they're not tears of sadness, they're tears of joy."