Eagles defending back CJ Gardner-Johnson looked to rub salt on the wounds of Travis Kelce after the Chiefs team mainly in the super bowl on Sunday.
After the game, Gardner-Johnson threw shadow on Kelce and Taylor Swift with a message about his Instagram story. Gardner-Johnson's message seemed to be a reference to the figure of Kelce's ex Kayla Nicole.
On Monday, Gardner-Johnson posted a photo of him who taunts Kelce, standing upright in front of the tight end with his hands behind him.
The story was accompanied by 'Murder company' by rapper Youngboy Brak Never Writing: 'should have stayed with that Dikke S ****', of which is considered a reference to Kelce's ex Kayla Nicole.
Nicole and Kelce date on and off for five years before they were officially stopped in May 2022. Kelce then went further to the 14-time Grammy winner in July 2023 and became one of the most controversial couples in recent history.
Sunday's show of the Chiefs, however, was extremely overwhelming because they did not catch their rhythm for up to four quarter.
CJ Gardner-Johnson took a shot on Travis Kelce after the Eagles had dethroned the Chiefs
Gardner-Johnson seemed to shade Kelce and Taylor Swift with a message about his Instagram story
Philadelphia played Spoiler for the three gauge powers of Kansas City and set up a defensive clinic for the 40-22 victory in New Orleans.
A highlight of the total shutout was Gardner and the Eagles defense that Kelce against only four receptions from six goals and a meager 39 yards.
With the Chiefs who become desperate in the fourth quarter, Quarterback Patrick Mahomes threw a interception at Gardner-Johnson, who brought it back for a 98-meter touchdown. Jalen Carter, however, had jumped offside on the piece that the touchdown was destroyed.
Nevertheless, the 21 seconds were not removed from the clock.
In addition, Gardner-Johnson made a solo and two assisted tackles to place the nail in the coffin of their second franchise title.
Uncertainty surrounds the future of Kelce as speculation of his retirement is spread during the structure to the Super Bowl.
