re: Anyone else think Kelce went too far

I think someone said on the MSB that a coach got fired from Washington for putting hands on a player. I don’t understand yalls double standard logic bc he’s a star player.

Come on, man. All the Tay Tay stuff and attention is getting to him. Give him a break. It’s the Super Bowl. Lol

He is going to get the ever living shite fined out of him by the team.

Not to mention Reid can make his life miserable in OTAs and training camp.

Kelce going to be pounding Taylor's arse tonight. It's cool... he's vaxxed.

Andy Reid knows Kelce's day is coming when TS dumps his arse and starts writing songs about it. Punishment pending.

Travis Kelce is dating like the biggest female role model in America. And what does he do? Go full retard pushing an old fragile man, who was obviously in fear. Don’t be surprised if you sons start pushing their grandfathers around to be like Travis Kelce. Smh

Kelce is a child when things aren’t going his way

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Anyone else think Kelce went too far
He looked a bit unhinged when he practically attacked Reid.

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I would worry about Deboer that held the OC from going to Washington until after signing day.

Yes he absolutely went too far but it will end tonight, nothing will come of it.

The post-game comments:

“You guys saw that?” Kelce said. “I’m going to keep it between us unless my mic’d up tells the world. I was just telling him how much I loved him.”

Reid said Kelce just wanted to be on the field. “There’s nobody I get better than I get him,” Reid said. “He’s a competitive kid. He loves to play. He makes me feel young. But my balance is terrible.”

On the largest KC Chiefs message board I would wager that 90% of the posters are supporting Kielce, saying that Kelce is just competitive and the Chiefs’ play calling had been caca up until that point and that Kelce should have been on the field for the play where Pacheco fumbled, and that Reid needed to get the message.

IMO the difference in reaction is the difference between mostly old-school college fans who are used to dictatorial large and in charge coaches, and pro fans who accept that the players run the show and coaches are a dime a dozen.

You’ll recall that one reason Saban left the Dolphins is that Daunte Culpepper called him an MF to his face and he really didn’t have all that much recourse.

Monte Burke’s Saban biography, page 212.