Travis Kelce turns into an absolute bully before Denver Broncos kickoff

timeRavi Scales The spotlight was on again before kick-off. this kansas city chiefs Tight end sparked an unusual and controversial moment during pregame warmups against the team denver broncosgrabbed two of Denver’s footballs and threw them out of reach.

ESPN’s Steve Coughlin Revealed in Scott Van Pelt‘s podcast said the incident immediately reminded him of Kelce’s famous confrontation with kicker Justin Tucker before the game. 2024 AFC Champions League be opposed to baltimore ravens.

According to Coughlin, the Broncos’ punt drills began to spread to Patrick MahomesKelce and Kansas City’s receivers are undergoing pregame workouts. The veteran tight end quickly became frustrated.

“I know how the Justin Tucker-Kyles confrontation happened a few years ago because it almost happened last night,” Coughlin told Van Pelt.

Kelce loses cool during warm-up

According to Coughlin, Denver’s scrimmage schedule was out of sync, causing punts to land in areas used by the Chiefs offense.

“The Broncos kind of messed up their timing a little bit. I don’t know if they were late or what time they started because the receivers and tight ends were running routes through the air with Mahomes and the quarterback,” Coughlin said. “The receiver ran out from the goal line toward the Chiefs and the punt went over the 50-yard line.”

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That’s when Kelce discovered his first football.

“Travis’s eyes lit up and he saw the ball,” Coughlin said. “It was the Broncos’ ball and it was heading toward the Broncos sideline. He Caught his route, ran to the ball, caught the Broncos’ ball and kicked it almost to the second deck. Good punter. “

“Then now he’s looking for another one. Sure enough, he goes back, hands the ball off, goes back, runs his route, and he’s just steaming. You can see it. Here we go again,” Coughlin added.

This time, the Broncos’ ball boy ran to retrieve the ball, but Kelce got there first.

“So now the Broncos ball boy comes running over because he saw what Travis did. Travis said, ‘No.’ He gets the ball first, takes the ball from the Broncos and throws it into the stands,” Coughlin said. “I thought, ‘Okay, we’re back here. ‘”

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