Travis Kelce was “trying to leave in” in Sporida “in the connecting video, says Chiefs” Reid

Travis Kelce seemed visibly disturbed due to his Kansa’s city bodies abolished on Sunday 20-17 losses of the Super Bowl Champion Philadelphia Orl, and the cameras caught the moment.

After the game, Andy Reid currently offered more clarity.

“He tries to let go and go,” he told reporters. “It’s him. He’s so every week if you watch him at him. It’s all the time. That’s how it was today.”

The confusing thing about Kelch’s fallout is that it seemed to come after Patrick Mahomes scored a hit in running 13 yards in the second quarter. The fouls in the chiefs was generally quite bad on Sunday, though, and most of his early offense arrived at Mahomes’ slate, so Celecs are frustrated by the disadvantage outside the mosses taking place from the script.

Or it may be simply tired to generally be born against the eagle, who repeatedly stifled the chief during the super cymbal seasons.

No matter what the case, he was not the last time Kelce remained frustrated on Sunday. After Mahoma passed him in the red zone during the second half and intercepted, he looked deflisted:

Machoms probably threw the ball early and low, because Kelce was looking for him. It showed that it showed the crime of the team in general, because the chiefs just looked a contact from Sinc for most competitions. Philly Defense got the best of them again.