All articles tagged with #sideline outburst
Originally Published 3 months ago — by New York Post
Andy Reid expressed support for Travis Kelce's passionate sideline outburst during the Chiefs' win over the Giants, emphasizing his understanding of Kelce's emotional nature and the importance of intensity in the game.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Fox News
Relationship coach Dr. Jacquie Del Rosario suggests that pop star Taylor Swift should be "concerned" about her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs' Travis Kelce, after his sideline outburst during the Super Bowl. Del Rosario believes that Kelce's reaction to the incident with his coach raises red flags about how he handles conflict and shows respect in relationships. She advises that while the couple may "like" each other, respect is crucial in a committed relationship, and Kelce needs to work on controlling his anger and showing respect to others.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Sports
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes expressed frustration on the sideline during the game against the New England Patriots after a costly interception by wide receiver Kadarius Toney. Social media reacted to Mahomes' outburst, with some defending his frustration due to the Chiefs' lack of reliable playmakers, while others compared his reaction to other successful quarterbacks.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by ESPN
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes expresses regret for his sideline outburst at officials and postgame interaction with Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen. Mahomes was frustrated by an offside call that nullified a potential go-ahead touchdown, leading to the Chiefs' loss. He acknowledges his actions were inappropriate and not a good example for others, particularly children. Mahomes also admits that the call was correct upon reviewing the footage. He may face a fine from the NFL and is willing to accept any consequences.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Fox News
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes expressed frustration on the sidelines during the team's loss to the Buffalo Bills, slamming his helmet and engaging in a heated exchange with officials. The incident occurred after a touchdown was nullified due to a penalty. The Chiefs ultimately lost the game 20-17, dropping their season record to 8-5.