Cincinnati Bengals tight end Reggie Kelly, 100 percent and ready to get back to the game after surgery to repair a torn Achilles, gave the Monroe Journal his take on Sunday’s Super Bowl XLIV.
“It’s a game it’s your dream of playing when you’re a kid running around in the back yard with your friends,” Kelly said. “I’ve never been to the pinnacle, but I’ve talked to plenty of people who have and their preparation for this game is out of this world, because they want to do everything it takes to win that big game, because you never know if you’re going to get this opportunity again.”
Kelly has spent the last seven years of his 11-year career with the Bengals. An impending free agent, Kelly holds both Super Bowl quarterbacks in high regard.
“When you have a guy like Peyton Manning, you know he’s going to study tremendous amounts of film. He’s going to do all the little things it takes in practice to be totally prepared for anything the Saints defense is going to throw at him,” Kelly said. “All the bumps and bruises >>> click here to read more from Brandon Speck of the Monroe Journal.
