John Rich Slams Travis Kelce

John Rich has warned children to avoid being like Travis Kelce after his behavior towards Andy Reid at the Super Bowl.

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end was spotted yelling at the 65-year-old coach on the sidelines after a rough start to the game against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday. The football star is believed to have been upset over not being included in a crucial red-zone play in the second quarter.

Instead, tight end Noah Gray took to the field. Chiefs' running back Isiah Pacheco fumbled the ball, with Gray unable to block 49ers cornerback Deommodore Lenoir. Kelce grabbed Reid by the arm and appeared to scream in his face, before Chiefs' running back Jerick McKinnon pulled Kelce away. The 34-year-old's behavior left many viewers unimpressed, including Rich.

On Monday night the country singer took to his X account (formerly Twitter) to share a clip of Kelce yelling at Reid and captioned it: "Hey kids, never go #FullKelce."

Newsweek contacted representatives for Kelce and Rich by email Wednesday for comment.

People took to the comments of Rich's post to agree with his sentiment.

"Bad sportsmanship! What a bully!" one X user wrote.

"Had I been the coach, he would have watched the rest of the game from the locker room tv," said another.

"Totally disgusting and he should be fined. I don't care who he thinks he is or how high emotions were running. He has standards to uphold and had no right to do this to his coach or anyone. This should be a huge RED FLAG to @TaylorSwift13 about his " anger" and I hope she sees this!" a third person wrote.

A fourth added: "He should have been kicked out of the game for that unsportsmanlike conduct."

However, others took the opportunity to stick up for Kelce.

"For the love of whatever God you choose, never go full John Rich," someone commented.

"Sometimes you have to help the coach to make a better decision. You weren't there, ohh by the way how did it turn out?" another person wrote.

"Never have fire and drive??" someone questioned.

"The coach said it wasn't a big deal at all. He said Kelce was making a case to go back in game because he could score," a different X user explained.

After the Chiefs' victory, Kelce declined to discuss his conversation with Reid when he spoke with ESPN. However, there appears to be no animosity between the two.

"I'm going to keep that between us unless my miked-up tells the world, but I was just telling him how much I love him," Kelce joked.

Speaking to the press after the game, Reid also made light of Kelce's "cheap shot" at him, saying the player caught him off guard when he wasn't looking.

According to Reid, Kelce was telling him: "Just put me in, I'll score, I'll score."

"I love that," the coach told reporters. "It's not the first time, so I appreciate it."

This isn't the first time that Kelce has been called out for his behavior during games. He was slammed for spiking his helmet on the sidelines in December during the Chiefs' clash with the Las Vegas Raiders, with former Chiefs' wide receiver Dante Hall calling the 34-year-old "spoiled."