Jonathan Stewart: 'Travis Kelce Was Wrong' for Blowing Up on Andy Reid

J-Stew gives his thoughts on one of the biggest debates from this year's Super Bowl.

In the first half of the Super Bowl, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce was caught on camera shoving and screaming at head coach Andy Reid following a fumble by running back Isaiah Pacheco.

Travis Kelce was not happy with Andy Reid 😳
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This became a viral clip on social media with everyone giving their opinions. Some felt that others were overreacting and it was just an intense moment in the game while others were appalled by what happened. 

Former Panthers running back and co-host of Bleav in Panthers, Jonathan Stewart, shared his take on this week's podcast.

"I think what's happening right now is, it's all emotions. Everyone's having their own emotions and Travis was wrong, period. Shouldn't have done it," Stewart said. "The reality is that this was a Super Bowl. Now, how things played out if they would have lost, I think this would have this would have been part of another discussion. Where it might be said, 'Oh, man, the Chiefs are falling apart. Andy Reid can't control his players. Travis Kelce is a spoiled little boy.'"

Stew is 1000% right. Kelce, or any player for that matter, should never shove his coach even if it is in the heat of the moment. Kelce even admitted he was in the wrong during a recent episode of New Heights.

“I immediately wished I would’ve taken it back. Coach Reid actually came right up to me after that and he just let me know, ‘Hey man, I love your passion. But I got cameras on me all over the place.”

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