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Andy Reid Defends Travis Kelce After Eric Wood Mocks Him Right Before the Chiefs vs. Bills Showdown – And Kelce’s Response Leaves the Bills Fan Community Speechless

Kansas City, Missouri – October , 2025

The most anticipated game of the season – Kansas City Chiefs vs. Buffalo Bills – hasn’t even started, but the heat has already spilled off the field. The eye of the public storm in recent days doesn’t come from Patrick Mahomes or Josh Allen, but from Travis Kelce, the Chiefs’ star tight end, who has become the center of a fiery controversy between the two fan communities.

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It all began when Eric Wood, former Bills center and current CBS Sports analyst, went on the show Inside the Huddle and bluntly mocked Kelce:

“Travis Kelce is a good player, no one denies that. But sometimes he acts like the referees owe him some kind of favor. I wonder if he can stay calm when he faces the Bills again – the team that makes him lose control the most. I advise the referees to prepare mentally.”

This statement immediately ignited social media. Chiefs fans reacted fiercely, claiming Eric Wood was deliberately stirring up the controversy from last season’s Chiefs–Bills game, when Kelce lost his temper with the referee after a controversial blocking call.

Amid the wave of attacks, head coach Andy Reid quickly spoke up to defend his favorite player at the pre-game press conference:

“Some people might see his emotions as ‘too much,’ but to me, that’s the kind of fire every player dreams of having. Anyone who’s ever worn this red jersey knows — passion isn’t the problem; it’s the fuel that drives us to win. And Travis is the heartbeat that keeps this locker room alive.”

That statement instantly silenced the press room. Chiefs fans praised Coach Reid for “protecting family” in the truest sense, while Bills fans continued to debate whether Kelce is “too emotional” or not.

A few hours later, Travis Kelce posted his own response:

“I hear everything, but I only care about one thing – winning. If anyone doubts my focus, they’ll get their answer this Sunday.”

That icy line quickly spread throughout the NFL community, leaving no small number of people speechless. With confident demeanor and discipline, Travis Kelce once again proved why he is not only the Chiefs’ biggest star – but also the center of all attention in the upcoming “mini Super Bowl” at Highmark Stadium.

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