"I’m not playing for anybody else but Big Red," said Kelce
Friday, February 16, 2024
On the most recent New Levels webcast, Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Bosses tight end, offered a strong expression, proclaiming his faithfulness to lead trainer Andy Reid, The US Sun revealed.
Kelce ventured to undermine retirement from the NFL assuming that Reid chooses to tap out. During a conversation with his sibling Jason about his Super Bowl explosion against Reid, Kelce underlined, "I'm not playing for any other person however Huge Red. Assuming that he throws in the towel this year, I'm gone with him, man."
Tending to the on-field quarrel with Reid, Kelce made sense of the enthusiasm behind it, communicating his craving to play for Reid and assume a sense of ownership with the group's exhibition. In the mean time, Jason excused the chance of Reid resigning soon, to which Kelce answered unhesitatingly, "He's not."
"I have a specific relationship with him," Travis made sense of during the webcast. "He's checked me a couple of times and I simply needed to tell him that I needed this thing, and he can put it on me and I got him.
"It came at a second where we weren't playing quite well — I wasn't playing well indeed — and we needed to get some poop moving. Also, in some cases those feelings move away from me, and that has been the skirmish of my vocation.
Reid, 65, brags 25 years training experience and as of late gotten his third Super Bowl triumph. With Kelce at 34 and having two years left on his agreement, the tight end recognized the potential for both him and Reid to resign before long.
