‘Burrowhead my a**!’: Chiefs TE Travis Kelce mocks the Bengals as Kansas City goes to the Super Bowl

The Kansas City Chiefs are heading to the Super Bowl and their players decided to remind everyone that they are the best in the AFC.

As Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes was speaking with CBS Sports reporter Tracy Wolfson, his tight end Travis Kelce came over to clear things up.

After a week of seeing Bengals fans and Chiefs haters refer to Arrowhead Stadium as ‘Burrowhead’ on social media, Kelce reached out to remind them who won the game.

“Burrowhead my a**!” Kelce yelled over Mahomes’ shoulder, “This is Mahomes’ house.”

Mahomes followed that up in his post-game interview, saying, “We show that this place is Arrowhead, it’s not Burrowhead here.”

Additionally, Kelce took aim at the Cincinnati mayor, who posted a video earlier this week guaranteeing the Bengals a win.

“I have some words of wisdom for that mayor of Cincinnati: know your role and shut your mouth, idiot,” Kelce exclaimed.

Kelce was born and raised in a suburb of Cleveland, Ohio, where he grew up with his brother and Eagles lineman Jason.

Both brothers ended up attending the University of Cincinnati, playing as members of the Bearcats football team for four years before being drafted.

The brothers will meet in Super Bowl LVII after the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship.

Travis and Jason will be the first pair of brothers to play against each other in a Super Bowl in league history.

Previously, a pair of brothers won a Super Bowl on the same team. Most recently, Devin and Jason McCourty won Super Bowl LIII with the New England Patriots over the Los Angeles Rams.