Before the Super Bowl game, an all-pro player from the Kansas City Chiefs made a statement against his own teammate.

Before the Super Bowl game, an all-pro player from the Kansas City Chiefs made a statement against his own teammate.

Since 2019, the Kansas City Chiefs have been aiming to win their third Super Bowl. Patrick Mahomes’ career would be off to one of the best starts in NFL history if he could secure his third championship. Every club still in the standings is suffering with injuries on their squad at this time in the season, which is actually when the playoffs begin. The NFL’s 17-game season will undoubtedly do that.

But one Chiefs captain offered some words of wisdom before to the Super Bowl about a sidelined wide receiver who might be ready to play again.

Travis Kelce, a star receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs, released a statement regarding an injured wide receiver who might play in the Super Bowl.

Given that Kadarius Toney hasn’t played since December 17, it is impossible to predict if he will participate in the Super Bowl. He missed the playoffs due to a hip issue, and he has been plagued by nagging injuries for the most of the season.

The former first-round pick scored a touchdown on a punt return and also snagged a simple touchdown ball from quarterback Patrick Mahomes in the previous year’s championship game. It’s probable that Toney will be able to suit up on February 11 against the San Francisco 49ers after returning to practice on February 1.

When asked what guidance he would provide to younger players or those who haven’t played for a long (such as Toney), Kelce responded as follows:

“Football is still the game that you know how to play and you’re one of the best in the world at doing it at the end of the day, no matter how much hype, no matter how many cameras, no matter how many lights are out on the field,” Kelce said in reference to his teammates.

He went on, saying, “Believe that, feel that confidence, and just try not to make the moments bigger than what they are.” If they start to feel a bit anxious, he said, they may “lean on their brothers.”

“We’ll figure out a way to overcome this obstacle,” the seasoned leader said in closing.”

 

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