Travis Kelce’s loyalty to Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid knows no bounds, as he declared on the latest episode of his podcast with brother Jason Kelce that he would retire from football if Reid ever stepped down.
During the discussion, Travis reflected on his passionate outburst towards Reid during the Super Bowl game, emphasizing his deep admiration and respect for the coach. He emphasized his unwavering commitment to play only under Reid’s leadership, highlighting their strong bond and shared success over the years.
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“I love Coach Reid, Coach Reid knows how much I love to play for him, how much I love to be a product of his coaching career. I’m not playing for anybody else but Big Red. If he calls it quits this year I’m out of there with him, man.”
Reid, a seasoned NFL head coach with 25 seasons under his belt, has been instrumental in the Chiefs’ achievements, including three Super Bowl victories. His confirmation of returning to coach the Chiefs next season further solidified Travis’ dedication to the team.
Regarding the incident during the Super Bowl, Travis explained the intense emotions behind his actions, clarifying that his intention was solely to express his desire for victory and to reassure Reid of his dedication to the team’s success. Despite the passionate exchange, both Travis and Reid maintained a close relationship, with the coach acknowledging Travis’ commitment and determination.
Following the Chiefs’ Super Bowl triumph, Travis and Reid laughed off the incident, with Reid attributing Travis’ enthusiasm to his eagerness to contribute to the team’s success. Their camaraderie and mutual respect were evident, underscoring their shared goal of achieving greatness on the field.
In summary, Travis Kelce’s unwavering loyalty to Andy Reid underscores the strong bond between player and coach, with both individuals dedicated to the Chiefs’ continued success on the football field.
