Nolland considers the "to my brothers" to be a "striking innovation". It shows that Jesus stands with the disciples, even though they deserted him, and shows that Jesus considers the relationship unruptured by the events of the crucifixion.
Nolland considers the "to my brothers" as a "pivotal moment". It demonstrates Jesus' allegiance to the disciples, even when they failed him, and highlights that Jesus perceives their connection as unshaken by the crucifixion.