Travis Kelce Admits Super Bowl Outburst Towards Andy Reid Was "Definitely Unacceptable"

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Travis Kelce admits his outburst at coach Andy Reid during the Super Bowl was "definitely unacceptable," expressing contrition for his actions and acknowledging that he deserved to be punched for it. Kelce, who has played for Reid for his entire professional career, attributed the incident to frustration with his team's performance and his own play. Despite initial criticism, Kelce improved his performance after the outburst and led the Chiefs in receiving yards with 93.
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