The best of the learnings come to you with experience. Julia Edelman epitomizes the statement as he shares his take on the (in)famous incident that took place on the sidelines of Super Bowl 58. Travis Kelce, who has made a routine to feature in the headlines with her lady love, followed suit during the Super Bowl as well. This time, however, it was with his head coach, Andy Reid, and the headlines were not as sweet. After the conclusion of the 2nd quarter, the Chiefs were heavily dominated by their opponents, the 49ers, with a 10-3 score. Ried’s patience snapped as he opted Kelce out. While it was a common thing for Reid, Kelce had an aggressive outburst on the sidelines.

The tight end came in quite aggressively, shoving the Chiefs head coach so hard that he almost lost balance, after which clips of Kelce screaming his vocal cords out in Reid’s face went viral. The world stands divided on it, many taking the understanding approach, while others are baffled about Kelce’s behaviour. Julian Edelman, along with following both approaches towards the controversy, was reminded of another incident from back in the day.

Edelman mentioned that fits of rage on the sideline is a common thing, even the GOAT Tom Brady wasn’t spared from it. “I was there when Tiquan Underwood you know ran a wrong route the back end zone and Billy O’Brien and Tom Brady were mfing each other right on the sideline like this,” recalled Julian Edelman. The incident dates back to 2011, when Brady was about to score another point against the Washington Redskins when he got picked off in the end zone. When he got back to the sideline, Brady told the intended receiver Tiquan Underwood that he had to make a better effort to come back to the football since he had been under-cut.

All of this ended up with O’Brien loaded, as he lashed out at Brady, and Brady too did not hold back as, along with a match of the ball, a match of yelling also unfolded at Gillette Stadium. Hence, witnessing a glimpse of the passion these players have for their sport, Edelman understood where Kelce’s rage came from.