What did you think of that golf clap by Kelce?

[Jauronimo]

5 hours ago, MPL said:

Can we add a clap reaction on TBD so we can be sure to continue the debate about friendly vs. passive-aggressive claps on all future threads? 

[uninja]

4 hours ago, BillsPride12 said:

I hope that's the case.  We've(Bills fans) been talking about this scenario for the last 3 years haha

Fr, I’ll believe it when I see it. We’ve beaten the absolute pants off them in the regular season before only to come up short in the playoffs. 
 

[Kelly to Allen]

3 hours ago, uninja said:

Fr, I’ll believe it when I see it. We’ve beaten the absolute pants off them in the regular season before only to come up short in the playoffs. 
 

The 21 bills were the 2nd best bills team I've ever seen and I remember the 90 team. It's still annoying to me as I am almost certain we would've won the super bowl that year. Even certified bills troll and Allen troll Nick wright admitted buffalo was going to win the super bowl if they survived 13 seconds 

[DaggersEOD]

15 hours ago, dickleyjones said:

McD's clapping is so infectious it has leaked into the opposition.

As it was a golf clap, it was just a minor case of McClappititus

[JoshAllin]

The clap looked to me like, we just got our undefeated season snapped and then the bravo clap

[Pine Barrens Mafia]

8 hours ago, US Egg said:

 

I kinda do now.

She's the dictionary definition of mid

 

[Ya Digg?]

It’s certainly not something that should have somehow gone 6 pages deep on a discussion board, that’s for sure 

[boyst]

7 hours ago, Beck Water said:

 

Seriously? 

 

I mean, his clappy reaction really didn't move a needle for me one way or another.   

The only F I give about Kelce when KC plays the Bills is his stats.  2 receptions for 8 yards, 6 YAC, no broken tackles - Color Me Content.

 

But the man has been a big star in the NFL for a decade and is now attracting even more attention as Mr Taylor Swift.  He just had a pass intended for him picked off.  You better believe he knew the camera was on him in that moment.
 

 

You're Joshin'

To this point I think Kelce is a pick me guy with main character syndrome. Who thinks he's always on camera, always performing. If you ever watch him or see him in the background he's always doing something. 

[DrDawkinstein]

12 minutes ago, boyst said:

To this point I think Kelce is a pick me guy with main character syndrome. Who thinks he's always on camera, always performing. If you ever watch him or see him in the background he's always doing something. 

 

And by doing so, he's made himself millions upon millions more dollars than he would have had. Not bad work if you can get it. 🤷‍♂️

[Behindenemylines]

He’s a tool and so is his overhyped brother.  
 

friend met Jason’s family on a plane not took long ago and said after the flight the whole plane thought he was a d-head. Kids screaming wife a wreck and he was flirting with the attendants doing nothing to help. 

[Drew21PA]

Thought he was saying “alright nice job - we will do it again”. Tip of the hat to the bills and mafia 

[RichStadiumGuy]

18 hours ago, Herc11 said:

A lot of people are of the assumption that he was being sarcastic with it. I think the Mafia keyboard warriors on TBD largely suffers from PTSD and immediately jump to a negative conclusion with these types of things.

 

Personally I think it was more of a "well done" and a tip of the hat. 

Fixed it for ya!

Edited November 21 by RichStadiumGuy

[Jay_Fixit]

19 hours ago, teef said:

i don't really think is was a dig at the bills in any way.  it looked to me like he was just brushing off a loss.

Whatever you say, Mrs Kelce.

 

 

[teef]

24 minutes ago, Jay_Fixit said:

Whatever you say, Mrs Kelce.

 

 

i'll fight you right now.  

[JerseyBills]

Looked like a defeated man, probably knows if healthy in January,  this D will shut him down again. 

 

Kelce should be a 1st ballot HOFer but he's aging and the young boys on D made him look awful

[Beck Water]

1 hour ago, boyst said:

To this point I think Kelce is a pick me guy with main character syndrome. Who thinks he's always on camera, always performing. If you ever watch him or see him in the background he's always doing something. 

 

I mean, on the football field, where he has 3 superbowl rings, 7 straight 1000+ yd seasons (and miss an 8th by 6 yds), 4 1st team all-pro's, and are the acknowledged "Guy" for arguably the best QB in the league right now, he IS a "main character", and he thinks he's always on camera because he pretty much always is?

I grant you there's a "chicken and egg" syndrome there, does he posture and pose because he knows as a top player and Pat's go-to-guy there's always a camera on him, or is there always a camera on him because he can be counted on for a good "sound bite"?

 

I haven't a clue what he's like away from football or when the cameras aren't there.  Tidbits here and there suggest he may be kind of a dick, but the likes of me never gonna know.

Edited November 21 by Beck Water

[JP51]

19 hours ago, Sammy Watkins' Rib said:

Looked like a sign of respect to me.

Quite honestly, thats how I saw it... No one expected him to be excited for us and high 5 the Bills on the sidelines. I just viewed it as a bit of respect like, ok finally someone got us... nicely done. 

[Royale with Cheese]

1 hour ago, Jay_Fixit said:

Whatever you say, Mrs Kelce.

 

 

 

Do you realize that Allen threw his first INT in the game you attended?....thanks dick.

[boyst]

2 hours ago, DrDawkinstein said:

 

And by doing so, he's made himself millions upon millions more dollars than he would have had. Not bad work if you can get it. 🤷‍♂️

right? it's a weird dynamic.

 

you can have 51.2% of population not even know who you are, 43.9% of the population hate you, while 4.9% of the population loves you and make millions.

 

It's all about finding your niche and catering to them in todays world. My hats off to anyone who can find a way to use their celebrity for millions. That Hawk Tua girl really is a shining example of this.

1 hour ago, Beck Water said:

 

I mean, on the football field, where he has 3 superbowl rings, 7 straight 1000+ yd seasons (and miss an 8th by 6 yds), 4 1st team all-pro's, and are the acknowledged "Guy" for arguably the best QB in the league right now, he IS a "main character", and he thinks he's always on camera because he pretty much always is?

I grant you there's a "chicken and egg" syndrome there, does he posture and pose because he knows as a top player and Pat's go-to-guy there's always a camera on him, or is there always a camera on him because he can be counted on for a good "sound bite"?

 

I haven't a clue what he's like away from football or when the cameras aren't there.  Tidbits here and there suggest he may be kind of a dick, but the likes of me never gonna know.

well put.

 

i think both of these can be true. the camera always on him for his abilities developed his personality to be the main character guy is my bet. and now he just knows as a celebrity he can get away with whatever he wants because he is a sportsballman celeb.

[Mister Defense]

On 11/20/2024 at 2:01 PM, Sammy Watkins' Rib said:

Looked like a sign of respect to me.

 

Yes, that is what I thought as well.

 

The fact that his brother has heaped praise on the Bills and their fans, and that Mahomes speaks very highly of Josh and visa versa, likely had something to do with my perspective on him doing that,

 

Obviously we cannot know his intentions, though i assume someone has asked him about that. I have not read this entire thread yet.