Jason Kelce criticizes brother Travis for altercation with coach Andy Reid at Super Bowl LVIII

In an unexpected turn of events, shortly after Travis Kelce, a star player with the Kansas City Chiefs, celebrated his team's victory in the Super Bowl, his brother, Jason Kelce, publicly reprimanded him for an incident during the game.

Jason Kelce's disapproval and Travis' response

Jason Kelce expressed his disapproval of Travis's behavior when he bumped into their head coach, Andy Reid, stating that the action was not acceptable. During an episode of their jointly hosted podcast "New Heights," Jason, who himself achieved Super Bowl success with the Philadelphia Eagles, directly addressed the situation, reprimanding Travis for “crossing the line.”

He even went as far as to tell his teammates that he plans on retiring and professing that Travis's behavior was excessive. In response, Travis acknowledged his overzealous conduct and expressed remorse, acknowledging that he was caught up in the heat of the moment. He also reassured his commitment to Coach Reid and the team.

Coach Reid's Perspective

Despite Travis's misplaced enthusiasm, Andy Reid reassured that the incident did not stem from selfish intentions, emphasizing Travis's passion for the game and his team. The interaction did not appear to negatively impact the team, as they ultimately secured a thrilling 25-22 victory in overtime.

It is worth noting that the team's wide receiver, Mecole Hardman Jr., attributed Travis Kelce's motivational halftime speech to their successful second half performance.