Internet dubs Travis Kelce ‘douchebag’ for aggressively pushing coach Andy Reid on the sidelines in Super Bowl LVIII

Internet dubs Travis Kelce ‘douchebag’ for aggressively pushing coach Andy Reid on the sidelines in Super Bowl LVIII
Travis Kelce faces severe backlash despite Chiefs' Super Bowl win for losing his cool at coach Andy Reid (Getty Images, NFLonCBS/X)

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA: Super Bowl LVIII has been won by Kansas City Chiefs, and amid the excitement of the win, Travis Kelce's actions toward Chiefs head coach Andy Reid have stirred controversy online.

In a clip from the game, the Chiefs tight end can be seen aggressively pushing and screaming at his coach, drawing criticism from social media users.

Adding to the buzz, Kelce recently sparked speculation and concern among social media users when he revealed that he has no plans to propose to his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, at the Super Bowl. His sole focus remains on securing the Super Bowl ring.

Kelce further captured attention when Swift paid tribute to him during her Tokyo leg of the Eras Tour, performing her song 'You're on Your Own, Kid.' The clip of the performance quickly went viral on TikTok, generating widespread discussion.

Travis Kelce #87 of the Kansas City Chiefs celebrates after defeating the Jacksonville Jaguars in the AFC Divisional Playoff game at Arrowhead Stadium on January 21, 2023 in Kansas City, Missouri. The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Jacksonville Jaguars with a score of 27 to 20.
Travis Kelce called out by social media users for aggression towards his coach (Getty Images)

Travis Kelce aggressively shoves Andy Reid at Super Bowl

While the Chiefs celebrated their Super Bowl victory in the end, tight end Kelce found himself at the center of controversy when, according to the Daily Mail, he appeared to experience a startling meltdown on the sidelines, shoving his coach, Andy Reid, before being restrained by a concerned teammate.

As reported by the Daily Mail, Kelce's frustration seemed to stem from not receiving the ball during a play. Upon returning to the bench, he confronted his coach, only to be quickly intervened by a teammate.

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI - JANUARY 19: Head coach Andy Reid of the Kansas City Chiefs reacts late in th
Andy Reid stumbles after being shoved by Travis Kelce (Getty Images)

Kelce approached the coach from the side, visibly agitated, and made contact, causing Reid to momentarily lose his balance. Kelce then grabbed Reid's arm and continued to express his discontent directly, before being pulled away by fellow Chiefs player Jerrod McKinnon.



 

Despite the turbulent start, the Chiefs rallied to win with a 25-22 lead in overtime, overcoming their halftime deficit of 10-3.

According to ESPN, regarding the incident with Reid after the game, Kelce remarked, "I was just telling him how much I love him."

However, many social media users remained skeptical of his explanation.



 

Internet slams Travis Kelce for pushing coach Andy Reid mid-game

A user called Kelce a 'douchebag' and wrote, "Travis kelce is an entitled douchebag. Don’t touch Andy Reid the Saint ever again."



 

Another user wrote, "Travis Kelce should be ASHAMED of himself for assaulting Andy Reid like this on NATIONAL TV. He is a grown man. SHOW SOME RESPECT…"



 

A user commented, "Yo Travis Kelce - we don’t care if you are dating Taylor Swift… this isn’t cool. You don’t yell at coach Andy Reid #SuperBowl."



 

Another user called Kelce a 'lunatic' and commented, "Unhinged lunatic Travis Kelce body checks his own head coach, Andy Reid. What a jackass."



 

A user dismissed Kelce's explanation behind shoving Reid and wrote, "Straight up lying now."



 

A user labeled Kelce 'pathetic' and wrote, "Pathetic he can’t man up an apologize."



 

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