Travis Kelce said that he “laughs” at the trolls, which is the ideal way to respond to criticism.
Critics on the field referred to the 35-year-old NFL player as “slow” and “washed up,” but he said, “I laugh at it.” Man, it’s enjoyable. All that counts, sweetie, is that I’m going out there and we’re winning,” he said at his news conference on Friday, January 24.
If the Chiefs win Sunday’s game, they will move closer to the Super Bowl and give the tight end another opportunity to go for his fourth ring.
Following the Grotesquerie star’s suggestion that he could be retiring from football, these trolling remarks were made.
On his New Heights podcast, Kelce discussed his performance in Cleveland, Ohio, earlier this season and hinted that it could have been his final appearance there.
He remarked, “I don’t know if it’s the last time I’ll ever play in Cleveland, but I’ve only played there twice in 12 years, so it kind of felt like I was giving it one last hurrah before I’m done.”
On Sunday, the sportsman and his squad will take on the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Championship.
