Travis Kelce Still dealing with the Kansas City Chiefs’ major losses to the Philadelphia Eagles.
On Wednesday, February 12, his plot and Jason KelceTravis, 35, has broken what went wrong during Super Bowl Lix in New Orleans on Sunday, February 9.
“Outside of the game, I just want to thank my teammates for everything they did – you know the men. Work hard on the work we put in – that’s not the reason,” he said. “Getting into the game, I feel as confident as I go into the Super Bowl, playoff game or a big game in my life…that’s not our day. There’s no motivation to find licks.”
He reflected his role in the loss and added: “I’m kicking myself for some tiny decisions I’ve made on the field, trying to do something, not what I’m asked to do…I’m not the most Good decision leaders can motivate my guy to keep my guy calm, cool and collect. I put a lot of stuff on myself because that guy who has been in the building for 12 years has seen a lot of football, Actually seeing this in the Super Bowl…it’s a hard pill to swallow, man.”
Jamie Squire/Getty Images Travis Kelce is dissecting the Kansas City Chiefs’ poor performance in Super Bowl Lix. A 35-year-old Somber Kelce spoke to a reporter from the Chiefs’ locker room after a game at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday, February 9, admitting the Philadelphia Eagles are more Good team. “Respect the Eagles […]
Travis explained that “every time” the Chief felt that he had “progressed” on the field and the drama would turn. “To be the second time in my career, on the biggest stage, man, it’s a hard pill to swallow. It’s a tough reality. … The sport can be modest very quickly.”
The Chiefs had a chance to win the Super Bowl for the third straight time, but the Hawks dominated most of Sunday’s games, keeping the Chiefs away from the scoreboard until the third quarter. The Hawks eventually won a 40-22 championship, redeeming redemption with their 2023 Super Bowl defeat against the Chiefs in 2023.
Travis, who had just four catches at 39 yards, spoke frankly about his poor performance in the post-match interview.
“Respect the Eagles, man. They follow us. These three stages,” he said. “[We] Can’t attack. They just follow us in all three stages, most importantly, turnovers, penalties, kicking the ball behind the offensive stick…ditched passes, not using the playback phone and executing them. There are many of them. You won’t lose that way, nothing is bad. … [We] I just can’t find the spark, I can’t find that momentum. ”
Despite the loss, Travis said the chiefs “always have to fight for their next victory.” He continued to reveal the news head coach Andy Reid Share with the team after the game.
“It hurts,” he said. “Let it hurt and figure out how to make it better because of it.”
Meanwhile, Jason expressed support for Travis in a lengthy social media message Tuesday, February 11.
“Congratulations to the Philadelphia Eagles, my former teammate and friend for becoming SB Lix champions!” he wrote. “If I were totally honest, that game was weird to me. I knew it would be mixed emotions, before, during and after, I now know what my parents had to deal with two years ago.”
Jason Kelce is celebrating a bittersweet Super Bowl victory for his former team, The Philadelphia Eagles. The 37-year-old defeated his brothers Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 on Sunday, February 9 on the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. After the big game, Jason said in a long X post […]
Jason Jayne is in pain and Nick Sirianni. “They’ve been persevering and surprisingly answering critics and proving themselves to be the best team of the season. … It really represents the resilience and perseverance that makes Philadelphia. Good job, good,” he wrote.
When Jason was excited about Philadelphia, he also said: “The people I love or care more or care more than his brother.”
He added: “He has very few dreams on this planet, and like his team, they should be proud of their achievements.” “I know now they are still thinking about last night and last one The drawbacks in the game, but over time, the greatness they show as a group remains one of the most important football eras ever.”
Jason added Wednesday that the Eagles played a “really impressive” game, and Travis agreed. Despite the disappointing results, he continued to thank him for his endless support.
“I love my teammates, I love my coach,” Travis said. “Chief Kingdom, I’m sorry for the ending. …I have a wonderful life, man. I used to be a loved one, I have the most amazing family in the world, support me in everything I do, they’re all in There to cheer me on and hope for the best guy on Sunday. I just had to lean towards the Eagles, they were firing at all cylinders and it felt like we never had control over what happened in that game. … would Stinging.”
