Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce thinks Eli Apple's trash-talking skills may have played into Mac Jones' controversial block during Saturday's Patriots-Bengals game.
tight end Travis Kelce speculated about the motive behind Mac Jones’ low block on Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Eli Apple over the weekend, adding that a play like that has"no business in the league."
Jones, who was fined for the play, said during his weekly radio appearance on WEEI that his only intention was to"stop [Apple] from slowing down Tyquan.""Just kind of went down in front of him, trying to stop a fast guy from getting to another fast guy. It's a split-second decision, and there's a lot that goes into it," he said.
"The internet is up in arms over Mac Jones’ hit on Eli Apple, a guy who talks a lot of s---, and Mac Jones probably got fed up with it. I think that might have played into it a little bit."
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