Travis Kelce and Tyreek Hill may no longer be teammates on the Kansas City Chiefs; the former is rooting for Hill, especially after the events that transpired on Sunday.
The Miami Dolphins wide receiver was pulled over by police, who detained him after he was allegedly driving recklessly. Kelce said he was watching the Dolphins’ Week 1 matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars, hoping that Hill would have a big game after everything that happened.
“I was watching that Miami Dolphins game just waiting for Tyreek Hill to go for 300 yards and five touchdowns knowing what happened earlier in the day,” Kelce said on New Heights podcast.
Travis Kelce also mentioned Tyreek Hill‘s touchdown late in the game and the wide receiver’s celebration.
“And sure enough, finally in the fourth quarter when I think Jacksonville had just fumbled the ball, literally the next play they go up top to Tyreek Hill and he has this fun touchdown celebration … you can lock me up all you want, baby!” he added
Travis Kelce speaks out on Tyreek Hill’s detainment after Dolphins star was dragged from his car and pinned down by Miami cops ahead of NFL game https://t.co/ZXf0nwWiSz
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Tyreek Hill’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, has called for action against the Miami Police Department. One officer has been placed on leave as an investigation takes place into the matter.
Travis Kelce revealed what he was watching on his phone during US Open
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift spent the weekend in New York after the Kansas City Chiefs opening night win over the Baltimore Ravens. The couple attended the US Open Final and besides his unique look, fans noticed that he had his phone propped up and was watching something.
On Wednesday’s episode of the “New Heights” podcast, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end revealed that he was watching the first Sunday slate of NFL games.
“Jason, when you get something like Sunday Ticket on YouTube TV, you can watch any game you want, you can actually watch four games at once, It was perfect … it was the first f***ing Sunday of the NFL season!” Kelce said.
Kelce even gave a shoutout to Sunday Ticket, which his brother Jason Kelce and his wife Kylie partnered with this season.
“It was primetime for any NFL fan and I’ve always been a fan first, man. The volume was down … I wasn’t listening with volume.”
