Yeah, he's a major pos.
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Whoah........

He robbed banks so we could win the SUPER BOWL.......
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Yeah, no.
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The story was unable to explain how he got all this $ or why he had 58K in a checking account but no place to live.
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"Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce even called Babudar a "legend" on "The Pat McAfee Show" in January."

I bet Kelsey wants to take that one back...
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He fled on a bicycle? lmao!! Im picturing some 80's, Spielberg-ish camera shot craning up as he peddles off from the bank soon followed by a trio of patrol cars entering the frame from the bottom.
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It still applies, just for different reasons.

Although I’d probably go with infamous myself.
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Dude is a total loser
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Your move, X-Factor.
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It's not everyday a so called popular CHIEFS fan that wears a wolf costume to games gets allegedly caught and charged with armed robbery at a credit Union. It's a pretty interesting story. I've been a CHIEFS fan for 5 decades and I just became aware of this wolf man the chiefs fan. Never knew anything about him until this story. Investigative journalism is always the best! :-)
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While the Goonies intro instrumental plays.
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Benny Hill theme song comes to mind.
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No verifiable employment.

Gambling or crime.
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And I can't believe I read that whole article. What a sack of shit.
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Meh. That interview was well after the facts were presented to him. Kelce knows what he said. The story is absolutely legendary stuff. Was Jesse James not a legend? This guys no less of a piece of shit than Jesse James was.
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