Travis Kelce Apologizes For Incident With Coach Andy Reid

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Travis Kelce, the star tight end, has publicly expressed regret for his actions during a recent incident with head coach Andy Reid. In a podcast episode of “New Heights,” Kelce admitted that his behavior was “unacceptable” and that he wished he could take it back. The incident, which went viral, involved Kelce nearly knocking Coach Reid over.

Conversation with Coach Reid

Following the incident, Kelce had a conversation with Coach Reid on the field, and he emphasized that there are no hard feelings between them. Kelce expressed his admiration for Coach Reid and his passion for winning the Super Bowl with him.

Brother’s Criticism

Kelce’s brother, Jason Kelce, who used to play for Coach Reid in Philadelphia, also criticized Travis’s actions. He acknowledged that Travis had crossed the line and suggested that there are better ways to handle such situations.

Response to Criticism

Despite criticism from fellow NFL players, Kelce appears unfazed and stated, “I don’t give a s*** what anybody else says.” However, it’s evident that inside the organization, everything is positive, as Reid and Kelce were seen together at a parade, indicating that all is well within the Chiefs’ Kingdom.