Travis Kelce: I owe all Andy Reid

The bosses stretched the end of Travis Kelce says no one else meant him from the main trainer Andy Reid.

Kelce made bosses only two months after Reid became their main coach, and the first person Kelce heard his brother, former Eagles Jason Kelce, who played for Reid in Philadelphia. Travis Kelce says his big brother told him what to expect, and that Reid lived on it and more.

“I have a brother’s head.” Kelce said. “My brother was with him in Philly for several years. The biggest thing is, my brother was like:” Take a chance. He is an amazing coach, he is a player coach, but at the same time
He will keep you responsible. ‘I think I was the first year to two years with Coach Reid, I was like: “Man is not messing.” There wasn’t too much personality I see now. Now I’m as a father, as if one of my uncles grew up I respected so much for who he is. I owe this man in my career, where he disappeared – where I (in college) in Cincinnati and where I am now, I have nothing but respected coach. “

Kelce wrote the question this week around last year’s super bowl, when he ran the reid aside. Kelce says that there is nothing but love between him and his coach.