The first day of the divisional round of the playoffs was a thriller around the NFL. The Washington Commanders had a massive upset victory over the Detroit Lions and advanced to the conference championship game for the first time since 1991,
Kansas City’s superstar quarterback and tight end led Kansas City to its seventh consecutive trip to the AFC title game.
Retired Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce posed exactly that question to his brother, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce on this week’s episode of New Heights, the podcast they jointly host. Travis’s answer is an important, if unsurprising, lesson that can benefit any business leader.
Travis Kelce has been in the NFL for well over a decade. While he remains productive, his age has prompted discussions about how soon he will walk away from the sport.
Travis Kelce sets a new NFL record with his ninth career 100-yard game in the playoffs; The Divisional Round continues on Sunday night as the Philadelphia Eagles host the Los Angeles Rams and the Buffalo Bills face the Baltimore Ravens,
NFL stylist Tom Marchitelli tells PEOPLE in an exclusive interview why Travis Kelce poses with his hands together on red carpets — a signature stance he's picked up on since first working with the athlete in 2016.
Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Houston Texans 23-14 and will now advance to their seventh straight AFC Championship Game. During the matchup against the Texans, Kelce made NFL history. The Chiefs tight end now holds the record for the most playoff games in league history (9) with 100 or more receiving yards.
Travis Kelce teased how his Kansas City Chiefs teammates are preparing for another potential Super Bowl appearance
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Taylor Swift supported Travis Kelce during the Kansas City Chiefs playoff game against the Houston Texans on Saturday, Jan. 18. The singer hadn't attended an NFL game since December 2024.
The 35-year-old’s simple play was made much larger by a player who is one of the greatest all-time postseason performers.