CBS analyst Tony Romo called Travis Kelce for 'Flopping' while commenting on the victory of the Kansas City bosses over the Buffalo Bills on Sunday night.
Before the Chiefs obtained a 32-29 victory in the AFC championship to advance their third consecutive super bowl, Kelce was involved in an altercation heated with the defensive liner of the Bills, Jordan Phillips, at the end of the First half.
The closed wing was singing in the security of the Bills, Damar Hamlin, who was too late to face Patrick Mahomes before the field marshal of the bosses ran through a touchdown, when Phillips ran and hit him to the head to defend to your teammate.
The authorities immediately threw a flag and hit Buffalo's defender with an unnecessary roughness penalty, but Kelce was not penalized by his instigue.
And while calling the action on CBS, Romo also accused the Chiefs star to throw his head back and throw his arms dramatically to exaggerate the contact.
“Travis Kelce knows how to get under your skin,” said former Dallas Cowboys Marshal in the transmission.
Tony Romo called Travis Kelce for 'Flopping' during the Chiefs victory over the Bills on Sunday
And then Phillips enters. Try failure.
Sunday's fight was not the first time that Phillips was involved in a dispute with the Kelce family, however.
Last year, he replied angry at Travis's brother, Jason, when the then offensive liners of the Philadelphia Eagles accused him of deliberately trying to hurt Cam Jurgens in a November 2023 game.
Kelce said 'Bulls ***' Phillips was not fined for knocking Jurgens when he had moved out of play and said the Bills man was 'trying to hurt' his teammate.
Phillips returned the response to Kelce's older brother, saying: 'You look at Tush's thrust, he (Kelce) immerses someone's knees and tries to roll them up.
'Then, for him to speak that someone is dirty, I do not think he has any right or any means to ask for a fine when he does a lot of things. I think it's crazy for him even mentioning that.
'He is a very respected guy in the league for any reason.
Kelce made fun of an opponent and was then beaten in the AFC championship game
'Now he suddenly has a voice because he is in his brother's podcast, but the way he uses his voice, makes no sense.
'I have 335 pounds, how am I going to stop anyway? How do I know that the ball was not going?
'Even if they had obtained that game, they are they hit us or hit them. You can distribute it, obviously, but can't you take it? That is simply soft.
Travis and the Chiefs will now direct their attention to the Super Bowl next month, where Philadelphia Eagles will wait for them in New Orleans.