Although it didn’t seem that way in the first half of their game against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday night in Las Vegas, the Kansas City Chiefs emerged victorious in the Super Bowl for the third time in the previous five seasons.

That was amply demonstrated by Travis Kelce’s on-the-sidelines breakdown, in which he nearly toppled his head coach, Andy Reid.

After Isiah Pacheco fumbled in the red zone, Kelce, the standout tight end, yelled at Reid. Kelce discussed the situation with ESPN’s Booger McFarland. His response was enigmatic.

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The Kansas City Chiefs’ #87 Travis Kelce responds to head coach Andy Reid during Super Bowl LVIII at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada, on February 11, 2024, during the first half against the San Francisco 49ers. (Getty Images/Jamie Squire)

“Dude, it was… I will not disclose it to anyone until my microphone malfunctions. “I was merely expressing my affection for him,” Kelce grinned.

“That moment right there speaks to the team that we are,” Patrick Mahomes continued. Everyone adores it. Coach Reid likes to compete, and everyone enjoys playing the game and competing.”

After the Chiefs offense faltered early in the contest, Patrick Mahomes ignited the squad by finding wide receiver Mecole Hardman 52 yards down the field and into the red zone.

Super Bowl LVIII: Patrick Mahomes of the Chiefs leads the team to victory in overtime, defeating the 49ers.

However, Pacheco fumbled on the following play—while Kelce was out of the game—and the 49ers recovered. Kelce hurried over to tell Reid what had happened at that point.

Looking back at what happened, that incident would have been far worse if the Chiefs hadn’t won the game. But in the second half, the Chiefs managed to turn things around and force overtime, when Mahomes led the team on a touchdown drive that ultimately won the game and Hardman scored the game’s last point.

Following the NFL Super Bowl 58 football game against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, February 11, 2024, in Las Vegas, tight end Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs gives an embrace to Taylor Swift. The Chiefs victory was 25–22.(Photo by John Locher/AP)

With just one catch on the opening drive for one yard in the first half, Kelce’s contribution to the comeback was crucial.

With nine receptions for a team-high 93 yards at the end of the game, he contributed to winning his third Super Bowl ring of the season.

DURING SUPER BOWL LVIII, TRAVIS KELCE GETS DOWN ON THE CHIEFS SIDELINE AND NEARLY KNOCKS ANDY REID OFF HIS FEET

In the NFL, coaches and players have accompanied one other to the sidelines over the years, particularly during high-stakes games like the Super Bowl.

However, Reid is adored by every member of his squad, particularly Kelce, who has been a part of this Chiefs dynasty since the start.

Reid and Kelce may have needed a wake-up call after the outburst, but Kelce claimed that he was mic’d up for the contest.

After the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the San Francisco 49ers 25–22 in Super Bowl LVIII at Allegiant Stadium on February 11, 2024, in Las Vegas, Nevada, Travis Kelce #87 of the Chiefs reacts. (Getty/Jamie Squire)