Travis Kelce Admits He 'Crossed A Line' During 'Unacceptable' Super Bowl Screaming Match With Coach!

Travis Kelce is apologizing for his outburst at head coach Andy Reid.

It was one of the most viral moments from the Super Bowl. Upset with how the game was going early on, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end raced up to the coach, yelling in his face the whole time and nearly knocking him to the ground. Truly not one of Trav’s finer moments! But the good thing is that he knows it!

In Wednesday’s new episode of the New Heights podcast, his brother Jason Kelce called him out, telling him he “crossed a line” with the “over-the-top” behavior. The athlete promptly admitted his emotions “got away” from him during the heated moment, revealing:

Though he did make it clear he never purposefully pushed Andy as some have claimed, he just came in too hot. Better, but not great.

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Innerestingly, the 34-year-old also claimed that “when [Andy] stumbled I was like, ‘Oh, s**t,” in my head,” but, uhh, you’d NEVER guess that from the actual moment. Take a look (below)!

Oof! Travis didn’t stop until someone dragged him away! Doesn’t look like he was regretting it at the moment, though he did later go over and hug it out with the head coach.

After Jason reprimanded his bro for the outburst, Travis insisted it wasn’t out of a lack of love or respect for the 65-year-old, gushing:

Noting that he and the team weren’t “playing very well” at the time, Taylor Swift‘s boyfriend added:

The three-time Super Bowl champion even shared that the team’s leader “chuckled” about the incident with him on the day they recorded the podcast, he reflected:

Acknowledging his actions were “definitely unacceptable,” the player said his coach came up to him after the incident and said, “hey man, I love your