Whenever any team plays the Kansas City Chiefs, star tight end Travis Kelce typically has a target on his back. The seven-time All-Pro selection and 10-time Pro Bowler is arguably the team’s top pass-catching threat, and usually a top priority of opposing defensive coordinators’ game plans.

One key play during the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Detroit Lions on Sunday Night Football was when tight end Travis Kelce nearly scored a touchdown, which his brother, Jason Kelce, loved, just not for the same reason.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce says he would love to jump into a new career outside of football, and it's surprising.

Rice burst onto the NFL scene as a second-round draft pick for the Chiefs in 2023, reeling in 79 catches for 938 yards and seven touchdowns in his rookie campaign. The former SMU standout missed 13 regular-season games in 2024 after suffering a serious knee injury in Week 4. The Chiefs will kickoff against the Raiders at 1 p.m. ET in Week 7.

Jason Kelce shared a comparison of his brother Travis Kelce's game statistics before and after Taylor Swift released her song 'Wood', an ode to the Chiefs star's manhood, during the Wednesday, Oct. 15 episode of 'New Heights.

USA TODAY Sports' Joe Rivera and Jacob Camenker break down what Rashee Rice's return will mean for the rest of the Kansas City Chief's offense.

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid addressed the team's no-penalty game against the Detroit Lions on Sunday. The post Chiefs Coach Andy Reid Addresses Penalty Controversy From Lions Win appeared first on Heavy Sports.