Jason and Travis Kelce are already very rich men from their NFL playing careers, but they're about to get even richer.
The two brothers, who host their "New Heights" podcast each week, have reportedly signed a new deal for the rights to it. They have reportedly signed with Amazon at a deal that could bring in more than $100 million.
Jason and Travis Kelce signed with Amazon's Wondery. It's a three-year pact that gives Wondery the rights to ad-sales, distribution and more for the NFL-themed show.
"We couldn't be more excited to team up with Wondery for the next phase of 'New Heights,'" the Kelce brothers said in a statement. "We love this show, and the fanbase that has grown with us over the last two seasons. Wondery understands the shared vision and will offer a wealth of experience and resources to take us to 'New Heights'! We are going to create some groundbreaking moments together through this partnership. We are thrilled to start Season 3 -- see you soon, 92%ers!"
Variety had more on the deal:
Starting Wednesday (Aug. 28) -- timed to beginning of the next NFL season -- Wondery has global distribution rights to all audio and video episodes of "New Heights With Jason and Travis Kelce" including the show's back catalog of all content, as well as rights to create international audio adaptations of the podcast. Wondery has exclusive rights to monetize and distribute audio and video podcast episodes.
"New Heights" will continue to be available widely on all podcast services, including Wondery's various distribution channels and on YouTube. The deal also includes ad-free listening for Wondery+ subscribers, livestreams, and rights to develop, manufacture, license and distribute all merchandise based on "New Heights," including new consumer products. Wave Sports + Entertainment will continue to provide production services for "New Heights."
"New Heights" has become one of the top sports podcasts in the country, thanks in part to the Kelce brothers and, of course, the pop icon Taylor Swift.
Jason Kelce has retired from the NFL and he's set to join ESPN this fall.
Travis Kelce and the Chiefs, meanwhile, will kick off the 2024 season on Thursday, Sept. 5 against the Ravens.
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