Travis Kelce recently addressed the viral interaction with Bills fans jeering him over the weekend at Highmark Stadium. Before the halftime break, Kelce was making his way toward the locker room, appearing visibly disappointed. He heard fans booing him and kept his hands on his ears, mouthing, “I love it, I love it.”
Travis Kelce reacts to Bills Fans
In a conversation on the New Heights podcast, the NFL star shared his take on the viral interaction with Buffalo Bills fans at Highmark Stadium. He said, “Going up to Buffalo is not an easy thing. That stadium was rocking. The place was electric. Shout-out to all the Bills Mafia that was talkin’ all the s*** in the world. I love it.”
He mentioned that though he loves the opportunity to play at this particular stadium, it feels disappointing to face defeat there. “It’s a sacred place to play a football game, man. I cherish every game I get an opportunity to go up there. But that s*** sucks when you don’t come away with a victory out there because they let you have it,” he added.
Expressing his frustration over the 28-21 loss to the Bills, he said, “It’s frustrating. It’s frustrating, especially when you put it on yourself.” In the same interview, Kelce continued to reflect on their defeat at the hands of the Bills. He explained, “I can’t say that I’m not frustrated, more from the entire start of the season than just this Bills game. I mean, there’s games that I don’t think we had any business losing.”
During the same match, Kelce also suffered a hard hit from Bills safety Cole Bishop. The incident occurred during the last drive in the second quarter. Kelce was running in the middle of the field, attempting to catch a pass from Patrick Mahomes. Unfortunately, he collided with Bishop, taking a hard hit to the chest. He was later taken to the locker room for assessment.
