Coach Andy Reid brought 100 new players to Kansas City Chiefs

Coach Andy Reid brought 100 new players to Kansas City Chiefs

Travis Kelce: Coach Andy Reid brought 100 new plays to Kansas City Chiefs OTAs

A brief altercation broke out between the Kelce brothers on the most recent New Heights podcast episode.

They talked about the process of players picking up new plays that are installed, team lingo, and the playbook.

Since Travis Kelce is about to go on his 12th season, according to his former center Jason Kelce of the Eagles, Kelce doesn’t need to consult the Chiefs playbook.

Jason Kelce remarked, “You’ve had the same head coach and tight end coach.” “Like, you’re going to cover it in the meetings and you’re not installing anything new.”

The Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce became enraged at his older brother. According to Travis Kelce, coach Andy Reid introduced the players to a plethora of new plays during structured team exercises.

“Every year Andy Reid’s got … note cards, like yeah, the little note cards,” Travis Kelce said. “He’s got so many new ones. Already we’ve got like a hundred new plays that we’ve been installing in the offseason.”

Jason Kelce wasn’t buying it and said: “You are over-exaggerating this.”

“No, I’m not,” Travis Kelce responded. “We might not use all of them right now but he’s definitely installing them and like seeing which ones he likes and which ones Pat (Mahomes) feels most comfortable with and which ones look good on film.”

At last, Jason Kelce gave up and acknowledged Travis’ claim on the abundance of plays.

Although Reid is well-known for his passion for creating original plays, 100 sounds excessive. It seems that Big Red was occupied after the Chiefs won Super Bowl LVIII.

Observing the new looks the Chiefs introduce for the 2024 season will be entertaining.

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