The Super Bowl can have its rough moments, but no one saw Travis Kelce shoving Andy Reid or screaming on the bingo card.
This came after the Chiefs’ most up-and-down Super Bowl run. Kelce felt he was open and was calling for the ball before Patrick Mahomes hit a deep shot to Mecole Hardman, which was successful. At that point, Reed had Kelce ejected on the next play, but it ended up being a crucial fumble by Isaiah Pacheco that cost the Chiefs momentum.
Kelce was furious that he wasn’t in the game on the play and could have had some impact on the fumble, or the play could have been called upon him, instead of running the ball into the end zone. He seemed to believe that.
Andy Reid had this to say about the situation after the game: Kelce said he caught him slightly off balance..
You can’t underestimate how insane this was for Kelce. No matter how much pressure Kansas City was under, he never fought with Reid. But this is especially strange considering it was a 3-0 game at the half.
Emotions boil over at times like this, but this was still quite strange. But all’s well that ends well, and it definitely ended well for Kelce, Reed, and the Chiefs.
