Chiefs’ Travis Kelce asks journalists: “Why are you leaning in this whole reflection?”
Star Kansas City Chiefs Travis Kelce was asked on Monday night if he had a question for the media while journalists gathered at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans before Super Bowl Lix.
Kelce swung to the fences.
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Kansas City Chiefs USK End Travis Kelce talks to the media during the Super Bowl Lix who open the night at Ceasrs Superdome in New Orleans on February 3, 2025. (Stephen Lew-Imagn Pictures)
“Why do you lean in this whole reflection?” Kelce asked. “You know what I mean? Like, why are you leaning into that? That’s all I have.”
The alleged favor of NFL officials has been the main topic of the conversation since Kansas City beat Houston Texans in the Division Circle. Two questioning punishments called in favor of the chiefs encouraged a conversation at the social media.
But after several mistakes in the AFC Championship against Buffalo Bills, the chatter of social media was transferred from the keyboard to a press conference Roger Goodell on Monday.
Goodell tossed cold water The idea that it was favoring the chiefs.
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“Why do you lean in this whole reflection?” Asked Travis Kelce reporters. (James Lang-Imagn Pictures)
“This kind reminds me of a” scenario “, right? Let me write a script and have a script for the whole season,” he said. “I think many of these theories are things that happen on social media and get a new life. … No one wants to be their theory.
“I understand that. I think it reflects many fans’ passions. I think it is for us a reminder of how important the service is. I think men and women who serve NFL are extraordinary. They have the most possible standards. It’s a funny theory for Anyone who can take it seriously, but at the end of the day, this is something we must always continue to work on, as we do better at all times. “
The owner of the Chiefs Clark Hunt team also dismantled the theory.
“You almost have to laugh, because you know that everyone in the NFL wants to compete to win, and this is true of our guys. The judges do the best job what they can. If you look at statistics or many statistics, which shows that we were on the wrong side calls as often as we were on the right. ” NFL network.
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“There is definitely no conspiracy, is it the nature of the game. And when you start to have a lot of success, people like to start saying why you have success.”
Fox News’ Ryan Canfield contributed to this report.
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