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‘She’s not a weirdo anymore’: Travis Kelsey on post-game comments directed at Cincinnati mayor
Updated: 6:37 AM EST Feb 2, 2023
Travis Kelsey launched his podcast, co-hosted by his brother and Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman Jason Kelsey, to talk about comments made toward Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval after Sunday’s AFC Championship Game, and the segment began with Jason Kelsey asking Travis , “Why did that trigger you so?” Travis, dressed in vintage University of Cincinnati overalls, once again proceeded to poke fun at Pureval’s controversial tweet, posting a video saying a paternity test had been ordered to see if Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow was the father of Kansas City quarterback Patrick. Mahomes, who is undefeated Boro before this year’s AFC Championship game. Mahomes and the Chiefs beat the Bengals, 23-20, to secure their spot in Super Bowl LVII. ,” Travis said, with his brother backing him up, saying the mayor’s comments were “a bit off.” He’s just trying to set his city on fire,” adds Jason. This is correct. He’s the mayor. That’s why you should,” Travis said, echoing his post-game comments. The Bearcats then discussed Pureval’s tweet where he responded to Travis’ statement by saying, “Yeah. He deserved it,” before congratulating the Chiefs, wishing them well against the Eagles. “Well, now I respect him,” Travis said. He can have fun. You’re not Winnie anymore, I’ll take it all back.”
Kansas City Mayor Travis Kelsey took to his podcast, co-hosted by his brother and Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman Jason Kelsey, to talk about comments made toward Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval after Sunday’s AFC Championship game.
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The clip began with Jason asking Kelsey Travis “Why did that make you so excited?”
Travis, decked out in his old University of Cincinnati clothes, proceeded to jeer again Pureval’s controversial tweetposting a video saying a paternity test has been ordered to see if Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is the father of Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes, the undefeated Burroughs ahead of this year’s AFC Championship Game.
Mahomes and the Chiefs beat the Bengals, 23-20, to secure their spot in Super Bowl LVII.
“Freakin’ Weenie,” Travis said, with his brother backing him up, saying the mayor’s comments were “a little off.”
“He’s just trying to set his city on fire,” Jason adds.
Travis said, “That’s right. He’s the mayor. That’s why you have to know your role and keep your mouth shut.” Echoing his comments after the match.
The Bearcats then discussed Pureval’s tweet Where he responded to Travis’ statementsaying “Yeah, they deserved it,” before congratulating the chiefs, wishing them well against the Eagles.
Well, now I respect him, said Travis. “He can have a good time. You’re not a beginner anymore, I’ll take everything back.”
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