Quinnen Williams Trolls Justin Tucker At Pro Bowl Games Over Travis Kelce Beef

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Prior to the AFC Championship Game, Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce engaged in some … shenanigans. Kelce got the last laugh as his Chiefs beat the Ravens to advance to the Super Bowl. New York Jets defensive star Quinnen Williams decided to troll Tucker prior to the NFL Pro Bowl Games. 

To refresh your memory, Tucker warmed up prior to the game near where the Chiefs players were attempting to do the same. Kelce and Patrick Mahomes felt Tucker impeded on their space. Then, Kelce proceeded to kick Tucker's ball and then throw the Ravens kicker's helmet. 

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce (87) exchanges words with Baltimore Ravens place kicker Justin Tucker (9) for warming up in the Chiefs' facility prior to the AFC Championship football game at M&T Bank Stadium

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Tucker later said that Kelce got far too heated over the incident and Kelce called Tucker a "f*cking d*ck." 

Fast forward to Sunday's Pro Bowl Games and Jets star Quinnen Williams wanted to ensure that we didn't have a repeat of the hostility from the AFC Championship. 

Williams jokingly made everyone clear out of the way so that Justin Tucker had ample room with which to work. 

Funny move by Williams and clearly shows everyone in the NFL is well-aware of the beef between Tucker and the Kansas City Chiefs. 

For his part, Tucker appeared to take the trolling in stride, laughing along as Williams boxed out other Pro Bowl players from getting to close to the All-Pro kicker. 

Tucker should be careful getting on Travis Kelce's bad side, though. The last thing he wants is the Taylor Swift army to come after him on social media. 

No one wants to deal with that smoke.  

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