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Jason Kelce gushes over iconic photo of Travis Kelce, Ed Kelce, and Adam Sandler from 'Happy Gilmore 2'

Originally posted on A to Z Sports | By Sophie Weller | Last updated Jul 28, 2025 12:22 AM ET

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Happy Gilmore 2.

Jason Kelce can't get enough of "Happy Gilmore 2." And there's one photo that has got him talking.

The former Philadelphia Eagles center posted a photo of Travis Kelce, Ed Kelce, and Adam Sandler together on the set of the hit movie.

"This is one of my favorite photos ever taken! Just so surreal seeing these 3 together. Congrats to the sandman for bringing Happy back to life in glorious fashion, haven’t looked forward to movie this much in awhile. And congrats to my brother for nailing his role and being involved in the sequel to one of the pinnacles of our childhood. Happy Gilmore 2 is out now on Netflix, check it out, you won’t be disappointed. @killatrav I’ve never loved and hated a waiter so much!," Jason said.

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And Travis couldn't help but respond.

" Let’s gooooo!!! Still surreal!!," Travis commented.

Travis was joined by Bad Bunny in his scene. Specifically, Bad Bunny's character, Oscar, is hired by Happy Gilmore as a caddy after being fired from his restaurant job by Kelce's character, The Waiter. In one scene, Sandler's character, Happy, tells Oscar to go to his "happy place," which shows The Waiter tied to a pole wearing only an apron, being covered in honey to be eaten by a bear.

As for Ed, he made a cameo in the restaurant.

Jason also had a very relatable reaction to the beginning of "Happy Gilmore 2" that had fans in shock.

In the movie that was released on Netflix on July 25, Happy revealed how he and Virginia Venit, played by Julie Bowen, fell more in love and got married, welcoming four sons and a daughter. However, Happy hit a ball that strikes Virginia in the head killing her, forcing him to retire from the game of golf in the early minutes of the movie.

"Man, 10 minutes into Happy Gilmore 2…. Absolutely devastating start! How could anyone recover from that," Jason wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Sandler is always known for his crazy ideas, and he certainly delivered with this highly anticipated sequel.

This article first appeared on A to Z Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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