Travis Kelce, the superstar tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs, has publicly expressed regret for a recent incident involving his head coach, Andy Reid. In a podcast episode of “New Heights,” Kelce admitted that his actions, which included nearly knocking Reid over and yelling in his face, were “unacceptable” and that he wished he could take them back.
Key Takeaway
Travis Kelce publicly expresses regret for his actions involving head coach Andy Reid, emphasizing his passion for winning and his admiration for Reid.
A Conversation with Andy Reid
Despite the incident, Kelce revealed that he had a conversation with Reid on the field soon after the altercation, and they have since reconciled. Kelce emphasized his admiration for Reid, stating, “I just love playing for the guy, and unfortunately, sometimes my passion comes out where it looks like it’s negativity, but I’m grateful that [Andy] knows that it’s all because I want to win [the Super Bowl] with him more than anything.”
Brotherly Criticism
Even Kelce’s brother, Jason Kelce, who previously played for Reid in Philadelphia, was critical of Travis’ actions. Jason expressed that Travis had crossed the line and that there were better ways to handle the situation.
Reactions from Others
While some, including fellow NFL stars like A.J. Brown, have been critical of Kelce’s behavior, Travis appears unfazed by the outside criticism, stating, “I don’t give a s*** what anybody else says.”
Positive Outlook
Despite the incident, it seems that the relationship between Kelce and Reid remains strong. Both were seen together at a parade, indicating that all is well within the Chiefs’ organization.
