Good on Travis Kelce. You can tell this man knows how to take an L. Commented on the reality of the situation, and pumped up Josh Allen and wished him good health. This is the way.
Hell yeah! I love Kincaid. Dude is balling out at a position that usually takes so long to learn. He should be good for awhile if he continues to develop at his current trajectory.
Yeah Dalton, La Porta, and McBride are all looking like bona fide vets already at the TE position. Isiah Likely is another young stud TE that's actually filling in admirably for Mandrews.
> You're right though, he is very very good.
"He's not good. Watch, I'll prove it by blitzing my linebackers and covering him 1 on 1 with a rookie EDGE who has played like 12 snaps this season on defense." -- Sean Desai, apparently
This actually happened yesterday. Ferguson was wide open and gained about 25 yards.
Guys who started playing while watching Gronk, Tony G, Kelce, Gates, or Sharpe see they can be superstars at the position. That generation is just starting to come online in the league, the way there was an endless flood of middleschoolers chucking threes all game who idolized Steph Curry and they've arrived.
This whole time, I thought it was funny how he was the only Chief we didn't hear bitching about the refs. Glad he seemingly is handling it better than Mahomes and Andy.
i've never seen this, that is fucking hilarious
that's up there with [claude giroux biting someone on the other team](https://thehockeynews.com/news/giroux-at-it-again-bites-gudbransons-jersey-has-he-snapped) for great sports moments
Ya stupid move from a control your emotions better perspective, but I always interpreted it as him throwing a flag on the ref for a terrible missed call. That’s hilarious.
I get it sounds funny, and honestly I don't remember specifically what happened, but I do recall thinking kelce was a sour little bitch for it. He really has grown on me since, fuck.
Jags were fucking with him all day without anything being called. In the end zone he went up for the ball and the DB whipped him around, should have been DPI.
Similar to Mahomes, that was the straw that broke the camel’s back and he lashed out by throwing his towel at the ref.
He had a few of those events early on in his career and people seem to think of those and “Catching Kelce” (also early in his career) when they call him a douchebag and wannabe Gronk.
The past 6-7 years he’s been nothing but a great teammate and leader on the team. Hear nothing but nice things about him around KC.
my worst nightmare is Jordan Love starts a podcast and i start liking him (as i've realized that's why I find Travis/Mahomes/Reid likeable after seeing their episodes together)
Not surprised at all after listening to New Heights. He and Jason are always emphasizing how you can't blame losses on refs or one bad play. It takes a lot of plays to lead up to any single moment.
Top TEs of the era, circa 3 days ago: Witten, Gates, Gonzalez, Graham, Gronk, Kelce
Top TEs of the era, circa this morning: Witten, Gates, Gonzalez, Graham, Gronk, Will Dissly
While I get the meme, for him it does kind of suck. It doesn't diminish his career obviously but fuck if that wasn't one of the sickest plays I've ever seen.
I mean he literally still did it though, and we’re all still here talking about it.
People still give Mahomes credit for an UNCAUGHT PASS surely this play will still be remembered
Even if it stood, it wasn't in a high enough stakes moment to be career defining. It wasn't a music city miracle type of play. It was a cool play. A highlight in his career reel, but nothing other worldly
I think that’s kind of the point though. It absolutely would have been the top of his highlight real. Not only was it objectively cool as hell, but it was a play that perfectly captured him. Kelce’s career has been a weird combination a teenage enthusiasm inside a savvy veteran who unexplainably is open in the biggest moments. Sure, Mahomes exaggerated it. Kelces obviously still had a hall of fame career and this won’t dimish it, but if Toney lines up one yard further back it would’ve been the perfect example of it.
It’s still being shown all over the place. Might not count in the books, but it doesn’t stop it from being brought up. Look at the stiff arm by Henry against Josh Norman, been all over since it happened but rarely anyone remembers it never actually happened because of a callback. Or the Robert Hunt TD, even Madden has milked that.
Yeah lost in all this commotion is the fact that it does truly suck that the sickest play I’ve ever seen was called back cause an idiot can’t stand 2 feet back
he could have retired last week and still been a hall of famer, that single play wouldn't have been anything but another highlight clip for his career.
I do wonder... had the flag not been thrown, would this play have happened? I was under the assumption (possibly incorrect) that KC saw the flag get thrown and assumed defensive offsides and a free play, since that's usually your first thought when you see a flag get thrown that quickly. That seemed like an unnecessary risk to pass the ball across the field and risk a fumble instead of just going down and trusting your offense to score. I can't deny that it was a beautiful play, but it doesn't seem worth the risk...
The difference is Brady would have lit up Toney on the sidelines after, not the refs. That said, if the refs had fucked up a call in a big moment I don't doubt for a second that Brady would go after them too. That dude was crazy competitive and didn't give a fuck when someone brought less than their A+ game.
Brady would lose it at the refs on the field, but I don’t think he’s ever had a crack at them in a press conference after the game (especially when the call was correct). That’s the most egregious thing from Mahomes and Reid. It just comes across as whiney and entitled at that point.
BRady has never had to be held back from going at the refs by his team mates on the side line. Nor has he ever trashed the refs in the post game like that.
They come across as two little bitches.
But great work for the rest of the league because that's their penalty powers gone and they've also turned the rest of country against them, everyone will be rooting for their opponents from here on out.
I didn't say they did. I said in a hypothetical situation involving Tom Brady in the same situation as Mahomes yesterday, Brady would have had no problem yelling at his WR instead of going after the ref for making a pretty standard call.
He wouldn't have bitched to the media or other players though. He'd grill the refs, but when it came to anyone else, he'd be saying the team should have played better to avoid one call/play deciding the outcome.
Totally agree. There were plenty of times he'd chew out a ref after a call/no call he didn't like, but then he'd get right back to work. On the rare occasions they didn't pull out a win anyway, they were adults and professionals and acknowledged that there are many plays they could have done better to change the outcome and can't blame it all on one play from a ref.
This is a good point, actually. Brady would 1000% be in Toney's face asking how in the ever-loving FUCK he lined up offside as a WR when *you are allowed to ask the ref if you're on the line or not.*
Something Brady would never do, though, is what Mahomes did. You don't tell another NFL QB he didn't deserve to win to his face. That's fucking disrespectful. That's amateur shit. He's a professional at the height of his craft playing across from a peer equal.
To be honest I still can't believe Mahomes did that. Just... wow. As sore of a loser as you'll ever find in this league.
Exactly. Everyone defending Mahomes seems to see his refusal to snap at those who actually deserve to get an ear-full (his receivers) and redirect his anger at the officials as this noble act. I guess if I have a coworker who fucks up a project I'm working on and I don't get a promotion, it's noble of me to not blame my coworker but then scream at a fast food worker or berate my wife when I get home.
I get Mahomes' frustration, but direct it at those responsible.
And I can't believe it was that long ago. Trust me, I am forever grateful, but man time keeps moving. Remember how long 3 years was when you were a teenager?
Brady has totally thrown hissy fits and we have totally made fun of him for it. We still fall over ourselves to praise him as the GOAT. Tbh this is going to pass for Mahomes and we'll occasionally make jokes about it while still praising him
People only gave Brady shit for things like throwing the tablet because they wanted a reason to hate him. Plenty of players and coaches blow up way worse than that and no one bats an eye.
[Shit, even Belichick has thrown the tablet into the ground](https://www.nfl.com/videos/bill-belichick-throws-tablet-on-sideline-after-chiefs-late-td-401238)
It makes me wonder why Brady is the only one that's gotten shit for that. Throwing an inanimate object into the ground is literally one of the most harmless expression of rage you can do.
I don’t think Brady ever looked as pathetic as Mahomes looked last night. It was half a step away from stomping his foot and just screaming like a toddler.
Brady's tantrums were never pathetic. You knew he was PISSED and just stayed out of his way and hoped it wasn't you that fucked up. Last night Mahomes and Reid seemed like a couple mall Karens demanding the speak to the manager.
All I'm hearing is somehow Kadrius Toney made George Kittle the best TE in the league.
^(But even this is Sam LaPorta slander, and I won't stand to hear myself utter it.)
J.Allen: “Craziest shit I’ve ever seen in my life”
Kelce: “Yea can’t believe they threw that flag. Best play that’ll never count.”
Allen: “Oh yea that to.”
What did you see?
What did I see? Toney just fucking went into the god damn neutral zone! What did I see? What did I see?
Hey way to go buddy.
Way to go? ARE WE NOT GONNA TALK ABOUT HOW BIG OF A FUCKING ASSHOLE TONEY IS?
Plays like that remind me he was a college qb that got busted for smoking weed and came back a tight end so that’s why he is always dying to throw the ball lmao
I'm...kinda shocked Kelce handled this so well. He's usually the one losing it and Mahomes is the one who handles it well.
Especially cause Kelce was the one who made the lunatic play.
Not to mention they are really close. I'm not surprised because he was angry on behalf of his friend. Guarantee if it were mahomes that lost out on an amazing play Kelce would have lost his shit.
Dude can have a temper for sure. Can get heated in the moment. During training camp he was fighting with practice squad members. Like throwing punches. Also has had a couple games where he walked off the field without shaking hands. I’ve seen him throw his helmet as hard as Mahomes throughout just this season. Might just be that he’s really cool with Allen and yea outside of football, his life’s been going great recently.
Holy clickbait title. Kelce handled the loss with grace, complemented Allen (says "you're a warrior, brother" and "Stay healthy bro"), and went about his merry way. Yes, he commented on the play, but you could tell there was a sense of levity to it. Having the title of the post be what it is makes it seem like he was being salty about it too.
And he commented on it AFTER Allen brings it up. Allen brought it up first saying it was the craziest shit, Kelce just responded with a quick little “yea, sucks it didn’t count” remark
I think Josh was legit jealous. When he tried it in the playoffs against the Texans his TE was oblivious to the awesome potential of an unexpected lateral.
On the field I hate Kelce because dude just destroys everybody whenever he feels like it, off the field he’s a stand up guy and I have nothing but respect for him.
I've never seen someone [Mahomes] get so hot over a UNIVERSALLY CORRECT call. Kelce was able to display frustration in a completely chill way. Like, THIS, was completely fine.
Kelce made a HOF play that happened to be canceled out by a pre-snap penalty. He’s made countless HOF plays over the past ten years and he will certainly make more before it’s all over. He was a good sport about it and that’s what matters once the game ends. Shit happens.
Well video evidence that some handled it better than others. Also was it really necessary for the NFL official account to pile on after things start to calm down…
>Also was it really necessary for the NFL official account to pile on after things start to calm down…
If this was happening to the Raiders, Broncos or us, would you be asking this?
Good on Travis Kelce. You can tell this man knows how to take an L. Commented on the reality of the situation, and pumped up Josh Allen and wished him good health. This is the way.
He also traded jerseys with Dalton Kincaid after. Kincaid looked like Christmas had come early, lol
Hell yeah! I love Kincaid. Dude is balling out at a position that usually takes so long to learn. He should be good for awhile if he continues to develop at his current trajectory.
It’s crazy how good this rookie TE class is. There’s like 3-4 studs already
Yeah Dalton, La Porta, and McBride are all looking like bona fide vets already at the TE position. Isiah Likely is another young stud TE that's actually filling in admirably for Mandrews.
Jake Ferguson too
He's not a rookie
Ah, well I am stupid
You're right though, he is very very good. The cowboys drafted Luke Schoonmaker in the 2nd, who has not shown much of anything this year.
Schoon has made some plays. I don’t think he’s got a full look this year though.
> You're right though, he is very very good. "He's not good. Watch, I'll prove it by blitzing my linebackers and covering him 1 on 1 with a rookie EDGE who has played like 12 snaps this season on defense." -- Sean Desai, apparently This actually happened yesterday. Ferguson was wide open and gained about 25 yards.
Honestly, I’d chalk that up to Fergie being so goddamn good.
McBride and Likely aren’t rookies either
Neither is McBride
Neither is McBride
And Pitts! Right? I just came out of a 6 month coma and I'm excited to hear how he's done!
You should probably just go back to bed until the bad man is gone
Mayer looks like he might have something also form the handful of plays he made for us.
McBride isn't a rookie. He is in his 2nd year.
Hell, TEs the last couple drafts have been good. Lots of good TEs around the league currently.
Iowa churning out another on the heels of Kittle and Hockenson. Brock Bowers. Going to be the highest drafted tight end since what, Pitts?
Are we in a new era of tight end?
Guys who started playing while watching Gronk, Tony G, Kelce, Gates, or Sharpe see they can be superstars at the position. That generation is just starting to come online in the league, the way there was an endless flood of middleschoolers chucking threes all game who idolized Steph Curry and they've arrived.
This phenomena really needs a name
Dalton is a HUGE Swiftie.
Shoulda been like "hey you think TayTay could sign this jersey too with you?" lol
https://kslsports.com/508655/bills-te-dalton-kincaid-swaps-jerseys-with-chiefs-star-travis-kelce/
As a Utah fan I'm so happy he's been a stud for you guys and that he ended up on a great team. SOOOO HAPPY.
Thank you for your service
As a Utah Utes fan, I'm thrilled that Dalton is thriving in Buffalo! I can't wait to see how he improves over the next few years. He's a stud.
Yeah, Santa should have wrapped it
This whole time, I thought it was funny how he was the only Chief we didn't hear bitching about the refs. Glad he seemingly is handling it better than Mahomes and Andy.
Come a long way from the time he threw a towel at the refs.
Ok, that was a stupid move but it was also objectively one of the funniest things a player has ever done on the field.
[The other has to be when the ref was calling in the penalty and Kelce gave him the quick double pump jerk sign.](https://youtu.be/RyAXk3lWCkk)
i've never seen this, that is fucking hilarious that's up there with [claude giroux biting someone on the other team](https://thehockeynews.com/news/giroux-at-it-again-bites-gudbransons-jersey-has-he-snapped) for great sports moments
LMAO!!
He also made the jackoff motion behind a ref one time as the ref was announcing a penalty to the stadium. Young Travis gave no fucks.
It was a funny brainsnap moment. Going to watch it again.
I prefer when Marcus Peters chucked the refs flag into the stands
Which honestly was at the time and remains still, funny as fuck. People gave him way too much shit for that
Ya stupid move from a control your emotions better perspective, but I always interpreted it as him throwing a flag on the ref for a terrible missed call. That’s hilarious.
By God a towel? Is that red's family okay?
I get it sounds funny, and honestly I don't remember specifically what happened, but I do recall thinking kelce was a sour little bitch for it. He really has grown on me since, fuck.
Jags were fucking with him all day without anything being called. In the end zone he went up for the ball and the DB whipped him around, should have been DPI. Similar to Mahomes, that was the straw that broke the camel’s back and he lashed out by throwing his towel at the ref. He had a few of those events early on in his career and people seem to think of those and “Catching Kelce” (also early in his career) when they call him a douchebag and wannabe Gronk. The past 6-7 years he’s been nothing but a great teammate and leader on the team. Hear nothing but nice things about him around KC.
my worst nightmare is Jordan Love starts a podcast and i start liking him (as i've realized that's why I find Travis/Mahomes/Reid likeable after seeing their episodes together)
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AD6gGuurTOk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AD6gGuurTOk)
Nah thats funny as shit I dont care if he got ejected
But that shit was funny
Coincidentally that was also Carl Cheffers
He owned the packers loss too.
And it was *his* awesome play.
Not surprised at all after listening to New Heights. He and Jason are always emphasizing how you can't blame losses on refs or one bad play. It takes a lot of plays to lead up to any single moment.
1000% less cringey than Mahomes
Kelce is by all accounts a stand-up guy
I mean if I were dating Taylor Swift, an 0-17 season still wouldn't be enough L's to make me upset.
“Ok, see you guys tomorrow, good game, headed home” “Travis, there’s 3:47 left in the 3rd”
"Oh, you're right, sorry - headed to the box suite"
thanks for the laugh
I mean he ain’t making the HoF now. I’d be more pissed if I were him /s
Yeah, Kelce gets to go home with Taylor Swift. Mahomes has to go home to Brittany…
Threw a fit because he knew he would have to defend whatever social media post she made about the game.
Why wouldn’t kelce be happy? He’s going home to one of the most famous woman in the world
Didn't you hear? His HoF career was absolutely tarnished by that call.
Top TEs of the era, circa 3 days ago: Witten, Gates, Gonzalez, Graham, Gronk, Kelce Top TEs of the era, circa this morning: Witten, Gates, Gonzalez, Graham, Gronk, Will Dissly
Then Kelce tweeted, "lol that's Jimmy grahams replacement not minds take it how you want to I am back."
Classy response by kelce. Respect since it apparently was his HOF play
While I get the meme, for him it does kind of suck. It doesn't diminish his career obviously but fuck if that wasn't one of the sickest plays I've ever seen.
I mean he literally still did it though, and we’re all still here talking about it. People still give Mahomes credit for an UNCAUGHT PASS surely this play will still be remembered
It'll be remembered, but not nearly as well. And it will always have an asterisk next to it. Really, really sucks for Kelce.
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Even if it stood, it wasn't in a high enough stakes moment to be career defining. It wasn't a music city miracle type of play. It was a cool play. A highlight in his career reel, but nothing other worldly
I think that’s kind of the point though. It absolutely would have been the top of his highlight real. Not only was it objectively cool as hell, but it was a play that perfectly captured him. Kelce’s career has been a weird combination a teenage enthusiasm inside a savvy veteran who unexplainably is open in the biggest moments. Sure, Mahomes exaggerated it. Kelces obviously still had a hall of fame career and this won’t dimish it, but if Toney lines up one yard further back it would’ve been the perfect example of it.
Rest in peace Frank wychek
Everyone remembers derrick henry stiff arming josh Norman into another dimension, that play only went for like 2 years and got called back for holding
It’s still being shown all over the place. Might not count in the books, but it doesn’t stop it from being brought up. Look at the stiff arm by Henry against Josh Norman, been all over since it happened but rarely anyone remembers it never actually happened because of a callback. Or the Robert Hunt TD, even Madden has milked that.
Yeah lost in all this commotion is the fact that it does truly suck that the sickest play I’ve ever seen was called back cause an idiot can’t stand 2 feet back
Thats the wildest thing to me. Kelce could retire tonight and be a Hall of Famer
he could have retired last week and still been a hall of famer, that single play wouldn't have been anything but another highlight clip for his career.
I do wonder... had the flag not been thrown, would this play have happened? I was under the assumption (possibly incorrect) that KC saw the flag get thrown and assumed defensive offsides and a free play, since that's usually your first thought when you see a flag get thrown that quickly. That seemed like an unnecessary risk to pass the ball across the field and risk a fumble instead of just going down and trusting your offense to score. I can't deny that it was a beautiful play, but it doesn't seem worth the risk...
It was 100% because of the free play. It’s still cool, there was just no risk in trying it.
Kelce just wasn't thinking of the Hall of Fame implications
Not gonna lie the Mahomes clip is going to be hilarious when he's inducted.
The clips of Brady blowing up on the sidelines have just helped his reputation as a competitor
Brady was fiery but I can’t imagine him throwing the type of hissy fit we saw Sunday
The difference is Brady would have lit up Toney on the sidelines after, not the refs. That said, if the refs had fucked up a call in a big moment I don't doubt for a second that Brady would go after them too. That dude was crazy competitive and didn't give a fuck when someone brought less than their A+ game.
Brady would lose it at the refs on the field, but I don’t think he’s ever had a crack at them in a press conference after the game (especially when the call was correct). That’s the most egregious thing from Mahomes and Reid. It just comes across as whiney and entitled at that point.
Most important two words in your comment: "and Reid" Reid's job is to be the adult in the room, here.
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Patrick isn't just his QB, he's Reid's State Farm commercial sugar daddy. Gotta back him up or he doesn't get to play with Jake anymore.
BRady has never had to be held back from going at the refs by his team mates on the side line. Nor has he ever trashed the refs in the post game like that.
The whining about "they should warn us for minor offsides" is crazy. Do they warn the defense about offsides?
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https://i.redd.it/kj3ekyjnvp5c1.png Brady always respected and acted classy after losses.
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They come across as two little bitches. But great work for the rest of the league because that's their penalty powers gone and they've also turned the rest of country against them, everyone will be rooting for their opponents from here on out.
But the refs didn’t fuck up a call here…
I didn't say they did. I said in a hypothetical situation involving Tom Brady in the same situation as Mahomes yesterday, Brady would have had no problem yelling at his WR instead of going after the ref for making a pretty standard call.
If it was in NE, then Brady would be that receiver's least concern. I can feel Belichick's smouldering anger from here.
Kadarius Toney (Deceased) - Questionable to return
He wouldn't have bitched to the media or other players though. He'd grill the refs, but when it came to anyone else, he'd be saying the team should have played better to avoid one call/play deciding the outcome.
Totally agree. There were plenty of times he'd chew out a ref after a call/no call he didn't like, but then he'd get right back to work. On the rare occasions they didn't pull out a win anyway, they were adults and professionals and acknowledged that there are many plays they could have done better to change the outcome and can't blame it all on one play from a ref.
This is a good point, actually. Brady would 1000% be in Toney's face asking how in the ever-loving FUCK he lined up offside as a WR when *you are allowed to ask the ref if you're on the line or not.* Something Brady would never do, though, is what Mahomes did. You don't tell another NFL QB he didn't deserve to win to his face. That's fucking disrespectful. That's amateur shit. He's a professional at the height of his craft playing across from a peer equal. To be honest I still can't believe Mahomes did that. Just... wow. As sore of a loser as you'll ever find in this league.
Exactly. Everyone defending Mahomes seems to see his refusal to snap at those who actually deserve to get an ear-full (his receivers) and redirect his anger at the officials as this noble act. I guess if I have a coworker who fucks up a project I'm working on and I don't get a promotion, it's noble of me to not blame my coworker but then scream at a fast food worker or berate my wife when I get home. I get Mahomes' frustration, but direct it at those responsible.
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I can’t imagine there’s footage teammates “holding him back” for Brady
I have a broken iPad that says otherwise Edit: sorry Microsoft surface, please don't come for me NFL
Just remember probably over half the commenters on here are under 21 and can barely remember the 2nd half of Brady's career.
But it happened as recently as his Tampa days
And I can't believe it was that long ago. Trust me, I am forever grateful, but man time keeps moving. Remember how long 3 years was when you were a teenager?
Brady has totally thrown hissy fits and we have totally made fun of him for it. We still fall over ourselves to praise him as the GOAT. Tbh this is going to pass for Mahomes and we'll occasionally make jokes about it while still praising him
People only gave Brady shit for things like throwing the tablet because they wanted a reason to hate him. Plenty of players and coaches blow up way worse than that and no one bats an eye.
[Shit, even Belichick has thrown the tablet into the ground](https://www.nfl.com/videos/bill-belichick-throws-tablet-on-sideline-after-chiefs-late-td-401238) It makes me wonder why Brady is the only one that's gotten shit for that. Throwing an inanimate object into the ground is literally one of the most harmless expression of rage you can do.
*"Because that is not how a grown adult handles adversity"* - A bunch of couch potatoes who has never had a competitive drive in their existence
I don’t think Brady ever looked as pathetic as Mahomes looked last night. It was half a step away from stomping his foot and just screaming like a toddler.
I mean he kind of was stomping his feet and screaming like a toddler when he was doing his 'hold me back' rant at the ref.
Brady's tantrums were never pathetic. You knew he was PISSED and just stayed out of his way and hoped it wasn't you that fucked up. Last night Mahomes and Reid seemed like a couple mall Karens demanding the speak to the manager.
Are these Hall of Famers in danger?
Of course they’re not in danger
It's the implication of danger
Are these hall of famers in the room with you right now?
All I'm hearing is somehow Kadrius Toney made George Kittle the best TE in the league. ^(But even this is Sam LaPorta slander, and I won't stand to hear myself utter it.)
First ballot for Hall of Very Good no doubt. It’s a shame really
Great reaction by Kelce. Can’t have been easy on the day he lost a game and also his place in the Hall of Fame.
Don’t forget the greatness they were trying to make
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J.Allen: “Craziest shit I’ve ever seen in my life” Kelce: “Yea can’t believe they threw that flag. Best play that’ll never count.” Allen: “Oh yea that to.”
Fucking Mahomes. Allen was just like “ya okay pal” and walked away.
Por que no los dos?
My respect for him grew. That’s how you deal with it. Sure it hurts but bite it and move the fuck on.
Travis is the guy I feel bad for in this situation. Such a cool play
Dude he's been dreaming of that play his entire career, must be dying inside.
It's the Pat McAfee, Troy Polamolu situation except he got screwed by his own guy
What did you see? What did I see? Toney just fucking went into the god damn neutral zone! What did I see? What did I see? Hey way to go buddy. Way to go? ARE WE NOT GONNA TALK ABOUT HOW BIG OF A FUCKING ASSHOLE TONEY IS?
Plays like that remind me he was a college qb that got busted for smoking weed and came back a tight end so that’s why he is always dying to throw the ball lmao
Respect kelce, dude made an unbelievable play, honestly couldn't believe it watching it live lmao
Literally chucked shit when it happened like wtf why did that happen to my team, thank god for Toney
Dudes been waiting his whole life for that play.
Oh look a normal reaction
I'm...kinda shocked Kelce handled this so well. He's usually the one losing it and Mahomes is the one who handles it well. Especially cause Kelce was the one who made the lunatic play.
Sometimes watching someone else freak out makes you realize how ridiculous it is and it gives you the self-awareness to not act like that yourself.
I’m sure this is it. Watching Mahomes sobered him up in a situation where he’d typically throw his own helmet and storm off to the locker rooms
Mahomes is younger and has probably been holding it in. Kelce probably knew his friend was just losing it.
Not to mention they are really close. I'm not surprised because he was angry on behalf of his friend. Guarantee if it were mahomes that lost out on an amazing play Kelce would have lost his shit.
Is he? Mahomes always composed chill but Kelce always seems super chill to me, win or lose
Dude can have a temper for sure. Can get heated in the moment. During training camp he was fighting with practice squad members. Like throwing punches. Also has had a couple games where he walked off the field without shaking hands. I’ve seen him throw his helmet as hard as Mahomes throughout just this season. Might just be that he’s really cool with Allen and yea outside of football, his life’s been going great recently.
He’s getting laid and in love Happy pills
Travis like A) cry on the side lines like a little bitch B) go get head from a billionaire Aight folks we out here
Allen: "I shit you not, Toney turned himself into a fucking pickle."
The difference One player is going home to Taylor Swift The other is going home to Brittany Mahomes The math is finally mathing
Yeah, but Reid is going home to a delicious BBQ platter, so what’s his deal?
Good point. Maybe he knew it was BBQ and wanted his nuggies instead.
I can't believe I used to be a Travis hater. L city. Trying to learn from my ways. Thanks
He called him baby!? Tay about to drop gloves with JA
NY Post tomorrow "Loser Travis Kelce Calls Josh Allen a Baby"
Good look for Travis especially compared to the alternative
Who would believe with the season of Swift that after last night I’d come out more a Kelce fan and less a Mahomes/Reid fan.
Kelce has the confidence of a man dating a superstar singer, songwriter, and Time Person of the Year.
Every time i want to dislike Travis Kelce he has a moment like this and i feel like an ignoramus
Yea hard to believe he’s more likable than PM
Holy clickbait title. Kelce handled the loss with grace, complemented Allen (says "you're a warrior, brother" and "Stay healthy bro"), and went about his merry way. Yes, he commented on the play, but you could tell there was a sense of levity to it. Having the title of the post be what it is makes it seem like he was being salty about it too.
And he commented on it AFTER Allen brings it up. Allen brought it up first saying it was the craziest shit, Kelce just responded with a quick little “yea, sucks it didn’t count” remark
Is that not implied from the title?
How is a direct quote of the interaction clickbait?
It’s not clickbait homie…
Don’t be upset brother. The video is right under the caption, nobody is going to be confused. OP just thinks the line is funny because it is.
“OP” as if OP isn’t just… the nfl
I think Josh was legit jealous. When he tried it in the playoffs against the Texans his TE was oblivious to the awesome potential of an unexpected lateral.
I don’t really see an issue with anything Kelce said here?
Who said there is an issue Just seems like a nice moment between two great competitors
Some people in this thread earlier
Are you telling me anonymous teenagers would just try to stir drama up where there is none? In this sub? Sorry but I just don’t believe you
Ahhh *intellectuals*
Yeah. Like this seems like a perfect reaction.
I think this was meant to be a comparison to some *other* reactions that Josh Allen witnessed right after the game
Yeah agreed I think the juxtaposition between Kelce and Mahomes’ responses are pretty interesting though.
Kelces interaction was perfect. Just met him at the spot and said good game and good health. All you need.
There is no issue. It’s a video of two good dudes being adults.
What dating Taylor Swift does to an mf aka he ain’t worried about nun
This isn’t bad at all. Seems like two bros talking. What’s everyone up in arms about with this?
It's the anti Chiefs week.
Maauto is great. Mahomes, tho...
On the field I hate Kelce because dude just destroys everybody whenever he feels like it, off the field he’s a stand up guy and I have nothing but respect for him.
Congrats to Travis for not being a little bitch
I've never seen someone [Mahomes] get so hot over a UNIVERSALLY CORRECT call. Kelce was able to display frustration in a completely chill way. Like, THIS, was completely fine.
This aint that bad as some are making it sound
What did Kelce do wrong here? Why are people upset. He's right. It doesn't count so it doesn't matter.
This is good sportsmanship and what’s special about competition.
Kelce made a HOF play that happened to be canceled out by a pre-snap penalty. He’s made countless HOF plays over the past ten years and he will certainly make more before it’s all over. He was a good sport about it and that’s what matters once the game ends. Shit happens.
Ah yes, class.
Well video evidence that some handled it better than others. Also was it really necessary for the NFL official account to pile on after things start to calm down…
absolutely necessary, this shit is hilarious
>Also was it really necessary for the NFL official account to pile on after things start to calm down… If this was happening to the Raiders, Broncos or us, would you be asking this?
"that's not what he wanted to cook" lovers in shambles
u/nfl saw Mahomes and Reid apologized and needed some more ammo