Patrick Mahomes crashes Travis Kelce appearance on ‘The Pat McAfee Show,’ comments on Justin Tucker incident
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Former NFL player and ESPN host Pat McAfee signed a 2-for-1 deal Wednesday. kansas city chiefs Sports media personality Patrick Mahomes added fuel to the firestorm over the Justin Tucker scandal after quarterback Patrick Mahomes interrupted Travis Kelce’s interview on “The Pat McAfee Show.”
Kelce had expressed her thoughts on a variety of topics, including her romance with the international pop sensation Taylor SwiftMahomes put his head on the screen, much to McAfee’s surprise.
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis speaks with Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker, 9, before the AFC Championship Game at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore on January 28, 2024.・Kels (left).(Jeff Burke-USA TODAY Sports)
“Hey, Justin Tucker was going to beat you, dude,” McAfee said with a smile.
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Comments referring to baltimore ravens The kicker drew laughs from both Mahomes and Kelce, but the star tight end revealed that the two had a plan for revenge if Tucker missed a crucial field goal.
“Me and Patrick were on the sideline in the fourth quarter and Tucker had a chance to cut the lead to one point. If he had missed that field goal, we would have been 100 percent at the 15-yard flag. was obtained.”
“Of course he was successful. He’s not going to give us any fun,” Mahomes said.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (left) and tight end Travis Kelce celebrate after winning the AFC Championship Game on January 28, 2024.(Jeff Burke-USA TODAY Sports)
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The incident between the two Chiefs stars and Tucker went viral on social media after Tucker was seen repeatedly moving his helmet and equipment near the Chiefs’ goal line during practice.
“I saw Patrick there trying to warm up and drop back, and while I was stretching on the field, he asked me if he could move his helmet,” Tucker said after the game. Told. “I happily got up and moved the helmet out of the way, thinking it was at least good enough to get it out of the way.” travis is comingAnd he just kicks my stuff and throws my helmet. ”
“I thought it was all just gamesmanship and all fun and games, but they seemed to be taking it a little more seriously. I was totally willing to let it all go. But I just wanted to explain that it is what I’ve been doing for 12 years and I’m not trying to cause trouble. ”
Justin Tucker, 9, of the Baltimore Ravens warms up before the AFC Championship Game on January 28, 2024.(Rob Carr/Getty Images)
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But Kelce painted a different picture in his explanation on Wednesday’s episode of the “New Heights” podcast.
“It’s like if you’re trying to get into the other team’s designated area, you don’t get in their way. You don’t get in the way of what they’re doing,” Kelce said. “That’s the unspoken rule: If you want to feel bad about it, put the helmet and the football and the kicking tee where the quarterback is warming up.”
“And they’re going down [back to pass], eyes looking to the left and a helmet at his feet. …If you’re not going to take it, I’ll be happy to move it for you. ”
Fox News’ Ryan Gaydos contributed to this report.
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Patrick Mahomes crashes Travis Kelce appearance on ‘The Pat McAfee Show,’ comments on Justin Tucker incident
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Former NFL player and ESPN host Pat McAfee signed a 2-for-1 deal Wednesday. kansas city chiefs Sports media personality Patrick Mahomes added fuel to the firestorm over the Justin Tucker scandal after quarterback Patrick Mahomes interrupted Travis Kelce’s interview on “The Pat McAfee Show.”
Kelce had expressed her thoughts on a variety of topics, including her romance with the international pop sensation Taylor SwiftMahomes put his head on the screen, much to McAfee’s surprise.
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis speaks with Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker, 9, before the AFC Championship Game at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore on January 28, 2024.・Kels (left). (Jeff Burke-USA TODAY Sports)
“Hey, Justin Tucker was going to beat you, dude,” McAfee said with a smile.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM
Comments referring to baltimore ravens The kicker drew laughs from both Mahomes and Kelce, but the star tight end revealed that the two had a plan for revenge if Tucker missed a crucial field goal.
“Me and Patrick were on the sideline in the fourth quarter and Tucker had a chance to cut the lead to one point. If he had missed that field goal, we would have been 100 percent at the 15-yard flag. was obtained.”
“Of course he was successful. He’s not going to give us any fun,” Mahomes said.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (left) and tight end Travis Kelce celebrate after winning the AFC Championship Game on January 28, 2024. (Jeff Burke-USA TODAY Sports)
Chiefs’ Travis Kelce calls Ravens’ Justin Tucker ‘A D—‘ over feud before AFC title game
The incident between the two Chiefs stars and Tucker went viral on social media after Tucker was seen repeatedly moving his helmet and equipment near the Chiefs’ goal line during practice.
“I saw Patrick there trying to warm up and drop back, and while I was stretching on the field, he asked me if he could move his helmet,” Tucker said after the game. Told. “I happily got up and moved the helmet out of the way, thinking it was at least good enough to get it out of the way.” travis is comingAnd he just kicks my stuff and throws my helmet. ”
“I thought it was all just gamesmanship and all fun and games, but they seemed to be taking it a little more seriously. I was totally willing to let it all go. But I just wanted to explain that it is what I’ve been doing for 12 years and I’m not trying to cause trouble. ”
Justin Tucker, 9, of the Baltimore Ravens warms up before the AFC Championship Game on January 28, 2024. (Rob Carr/Getty Images)
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But Kelce painted a different picture in his explanation on Wednesday’s episode of the “New Heights” podcast.
“It’s like if you’re trying to get into the other team’s designated area, you don’t get in their way. You don’t get in the way of what they’re doing,” Kelce said. “That’s the unspoken rule: If you want to feel bad about it, put the helmet and the football and the kicking tee where the quarterback is warming up.”
“And they’re going down [back to pass], eyes looking to the left and a helmet at his feet. …If you’re not going to take it, I’ll be happy to move it for you. ”
Fox News’ Ryan Gaydos contributed to this report.
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