Super Bowl: Chiefs star Travis Kelce gatecrashes Patrick Mahomes' interview with epic rant | OneFootball

Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce had an incredible reaction during his Super Bowl post game interview.

The Kansas City Chiefs are this year’s Super Bowl champions. They claim their third Vince Lombardi Trophy in franchise history off the back of a thrilling 38-35 win over the Philadelphia Eagles in a game that was decided in the final ten seconds on a field goal by Harrison Butker.

One of the stars of the game was Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, who once again proved how key he is to how the offense runs, as he finished the game with 6 catches for 81 yards (including a pretty big catch during the team’s final drive) and a touchdown that helped set the tone for how well their offense would play all day.

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But when it comes to Kelce, he is someone who can be noticed even when he isn’t catching passes, knocking over defenders and getting the ball in the endzone, and that is as a result of his rather rambunctious personality.

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Kelce has said himself that his attitude and loud voice has caused him a few problems in the past, but given how well the Chiefs have been playing in recent years, with five trips to the AFC Championship game, three trips to the Super Bowl and now a second Super Bowl trophy during that time span, he kind of gets a pass to be loud, because why not?

And that attitude was on full display right after the game was over as he gatecrashed on an interview that was going on with quarterback and Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes.

In his speech, which could have come right out of a WWE promo, he slammed the people who had doubted the Chiefs earlier in the year, saying that they might want to show them a little bit more respect in the future.

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After the run that the Chiefs have been on over the past few years, it does seem odd that there might be some out there who do still doubt them (we say that knowing full that at the start of the year, we had them down as a Wild Card team and not even making the Conference Championship game, let’s just say we’ve learned our lesson).

Let’s just hope that people remember Kelce’s comments when the time comes to make next season’s predictions. We certainly will.