The tight wing of the chiefs of Kansas City Travis Kelce wants a certain responsibility for the Anonymous people from the NFL who have torn apart Sheder Sanders before NFL 2025 draft. Kelce made a profane tirade while discussing the situation, saying that people who criticized Sanders should “go out and say who they were”.
Kelce made these comments during an appearance on her “New Heights” podcast. Kelce dropped a lot of F bombs during his diatribe, which are fortunately released below.
His complete comments read:
“I think anyone who is the anonymous person who says it should come out and say who they were. What is he talking about?
“I do not know why he dropped, whether it was the interviews or that it was what they saw on the film. What I saw on the film, I thought it was a much higher choice. And I think that is all that should be important. I have the impression that it will be a new start for him.”
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Sanders, who expected to be a first -round choice, fell to the fifth round. The Cleveland Browns finally caught Sanders with the 144th choice in the draft.
While some analysts have expressed hesitations about Sanders 'ability before the project, it seems that other problems have played a role in Sanders' slide. An article by Tom Pelissero from NFL Network has put some of them, as Sanders was torn for bad interviews with teams. After the draft, Boomer Esiason said that at least three teams removed Sanders from their draft cards due to His attitude “titled”.
He finally landed with the Browns, who relayed the same message as Kelce during their telephone call with Sanders. The director general of Browns, Andrew Berry, told Sanders “prove that all those who have misunderstood you“Towards the end of this call.
This should not be a big surprise that Kelce wants to remove the anonymous quotes from the NFL project. Kelce was the subject of concerns outside the field before the draft of the 2013 NFL after being suspended for the whole 2010 season at the University of Cincinnati due to a positive test for marijuana.
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Despite the return to action and the game in 2011 and 2012, Kelce probably fell into the project because of this 2010 suspension. Although this occurred for years before his recovery year, Kelce said that the preoccupations out of the field had been presented during his telephone call with the chiefing coach Andy Reid, who was as soon as Kelce asked if he was “Go to f ***. “”
Kelce's situation clearly worked for the best. He turned out to be a major flight for the chiefs, which took him to the third round of the draft. Since then, Kelce has become one of the best ends tight of all time. The call of the fame of fame will come the moment when Kelce is eligible for honor.
Sanders can only hope for a similar story. He does not need to be a superstar or a future temple of fame to succeed in the NFL. Just make your way into a starting role to calm anonymous people who tried to demolish Sanders.
