Kelce wins Pepsi’s first Paper Football Championship

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Football is rushing back like a middle line backer moving up the middle to tear the football away from a quarterback.

But paper football?

Pepsi announced that Kansas City Chief, Travis Kelce, is the winner of its inaugural Paper Football Championship. As a longtime sponsor of the NFL, the brand brought together 22 NFL superstars for a day of tabletop competition.

According to a statement from Pepsi, Kelce out-performed his rivals, proving that paper cuts are no match for his determined dexterity, grit and passion for the game…of Paper Football.

Competition for the first-ever Pepsi Paper Football Season Championship title was stiff, with Kelce setting a league-record of 14 points in 40 seconds and ultimately beating out reigning Offensive Rookie-of-the-Year, Saquon Barkley for the win.

The championship title game came right down to the wire with Kelce ultimately emerging victorious, receiving a one-of-a-kind trophy and securing a lifetime of bragging rights.

To discuss his journey leading up to the Championship, and how life has changed since, Kelce called in to The Rich Eisen Show for an exclusive interview which can be viewed below:

ALSO READ: 72andSunny gets us ready for Thursday Night Football

“I’ve been playing Paper Football my entire life, honing my technique and waiting for a moment like this to compete against the best of the best,” remarked Kelce. “We are all fierce competitors, and it’s always great working with a brand like Pepsi to showcase our different talents and really give the fans what they never knew they needed – a bunch of NFL athletes flicking paper footballs in the air.”

Pepsi is featuring snippets and highlights of the Paper Football Championship on Twitter. Fans can also stay tuned to the competitors’ Twitter channels for a chance to win a signed paper football from the Championship.

The Reel 360 team, being voracious football fans, wants one of these if you are listening, Pepsi.

Source: Pepsi

Travis_Kelce_Concentrates_on_Uprights_During_Inaugural_Pepsi_Paper_Football_Championship (1)

Football is rushing back like a middle line backer moving up the middle to tear the football away from a quarterback.

But paper football?

Pepsi announced that Kansas City Chief, Travis Kelce, is the winner of its inaugural Paper Football Championship. As a longtime sponsor of the NFL, the brand brought together 22 NFL superstars for a day of tabletop competition.

According to a statement from Pepsi, Kelce out-performed his rivals, proving that paper cuts are no match for his determined dexterity, grit and passion for the game…of Paper Football.

Competition for the first-ever Pepsi Paper Football Season Championship title was stiff, with Kelce setting a league-record of 14 points in 40 seconds and ultimately beating out reigning Offensive Rookie-of-the-Year, Saquon Barkley for the win.

The championship title game came right down to the wire with Kelce ultimately emerging victorious, receiving a one-of-a-kind trophy and securing a lifetime of bragging rights.

To discuss his journey leading up to the Championship, and how life has changed since, Kelce called in to The Rich Eisen Show for an exclusive interview which can be viewed below:

ALSO READ: 72andSunny gets us ready for Thursday Night Football

“I’ve been playing Paper Football my entire life, honing my technique and waiting for a moment like this to compete against the best of the best,” remarked Kelce. “We are all fierce competitors, and it’s always great working with a brand like Pepsi to showcase our different talents and really give the fans what they never knew they needed – a bunch of NFL athletes flicking paper footballs in the air.”

Pepsi is featuring snippets and highlights of the Paper Football Championship on Twitter. Fans can also stay tuned to the competitors’ Twitter channels for a chance to win a signed paper football from the Championship.

The Reel 360 team, being voracious football fans, wants one of these if you are listening, Pepsi.

Source: Pepsi