NFL News: Andy Reid of Chiefs Minimism Travis Kelce Moment
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Kansas City chiefing coach Andy Reid, minimized the last touch incident with a tight Bout Travis Kelce during their victory against the New York Giants on Sunday.
The stormy exchange occurred at the end of the second quarter after the chief journey has stalled while the offensive began a sloppy start to the match. Kelce got out of the field and Reid hit his shoulder in her player’s chest. The two said their peace before moving away.
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Travis Kelce warmed before the match against the New York Giants at the Metlife Stadium on September 21, 2025. (Images Kathryn Riley / Getty)
Reid told half-time that he hoped for more “juice” of his players and did not think too much about the interaction with Kelce.
“Don’t do it too much. He’s a passionate guy and I love this part. I have experienced a lot with him, so all of this is part. I love he likes to play the game. This is what I like. Professional football speech.
“I love the passion for Travis, so I agree.
Kansas City chiefing coach Andy Reid is expressed at a press conference after a NFL football match against New York Giants on Sunday, September 21, 2025, at East Rutherford, New Jersey (Photo / Seth Wenig)
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The two pillars of the chiefing franchise had a similar incident during the Super Bowl LVIII against the 49ers of San Francisco.
We do not know what the two were talking about Sunday evening, but Kelce had a difficult period in the first half. He and Patrick Mahomes also seemed to be extinct while the quarterrier launched a passing pass out of the reach of Kelce.
The Kansas City Chiefs Serre Travis Kelce becks up for fans before an NFL football match against the New York Giants on Sunday September 21, 2025 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Photo / Seth Wenig)
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Kelce finished the match with four catches for 26 yards. Kansas City won, 22-9.
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