Although it’s been several days since the Super Bowl, it seems like everyone is still talking about the big game.
Now, keeping the conversation going, Jason Kelce, Travis’ brother, has chimed in with his opinion on the much talked about situation.
It’s the most intense coach and player interaction seen around the world, Travis Kelce yelling at Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach Andy Reid during the second quarter of the Super Bowl.
The incident came after a Chiefs fumble and the team was having trouble finding their rhythm.
On Wednesday, during the brothers’ podcast, Travis and Jason addressed the situation.
“It looks like you caught Big Red (Reid) off-guard a little bit,” Jason said to his brother.
Jason implied his younger brother needed to admit he “crossed a line.”
“I think we can both agree on that.”
And while Travis confessed he shouldn’t be “bumping” his coach, he failed to address what some people have called “a big red flag.”
“Let’s be honest. The yelling in his face, too, is over the top. I think there’s better ways to handle this, retrospectively,” Jason told his brother.
Even though everyone is still talking about the interaction between player and coach, Travis said he and Reid have moved on.
Should Travis Kelce publicly apologize or is this something we should all move on from?