Chiefs' Travis Kelce - Bumping, yelling at Andy Reid 'unacceptable' - ESPN

Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, called out by his brother, Jason Kelce, on their «New Heights» podcast for bumping coach Andy Reid and screaming in his face during Super Bowl LVIII, said his actions were «unacceptable.»

Travis Kelce had said after the Chiefs' 25-22 overtime victory over the San Francisco 49ers that his emotions got the best of him, but pushed by his brother, he expounded on the situation and discussed his admiration for Reid.

Jason Kelce said to his brother, «You crossed the line; I think we can both agree on it.»

«I did,» Travis Kelce agreed. «I can't get that fired up to that point where I'm bumping Coach and it's getting him off balance and stuff.»

Explaining why he was so fiery in that interaction with Reid, Kelce said, «I got a certain relationship with him. He's checked me a few times and I just wanted to let him know that I wanted this thing, and he can put it on me, and I got him. You know, it just came in a moment where we weren't playing very well, I wasn't playing well, and we had to get some s--- going and sometimes… emotions get away from me and that's been the battle of my career.»

Kelce said he talked to Reid about the interaction and the two «chuckled about it.»

«I couldn't be, you know, more proud of being his product on the field, and I couldn't be more proud of, you know, where we've come as a team since I got here in 2013, and I just love playing for the guy, man. Unfortunately, my passion comes out where it looks like it's negativity, but I'm grateful he knows I want to win this thing with him more than anything,» Kelce said.

Kelce said he «immediately wished I could take it back,» but that Reid's reaction afterward surprised him.

«Coach Reid actually came right up to me after that