Mics Caught Travis Kelce Hilariously Roasting Himself After Big Play Vs. Commanders

Travis Kelce is thing if not self-aware.

During nan Chiefs' 28–7 triumph complete nan Commanders connected Monday night, Kelce caught a short walk from backmost Patrick Mahomes and raced 38 yards for his longest summation of nan night. Video of nan play is below.

When he sewage to nan sideline, backup tight extremity Robert Tonyan told Kelce he had deed 23 mph during his run. The 36-year-old early Hall of Famer brushed that proposal off, saying location was nary measurement he could scope that velocity anymore.

"No chance. Fifteen, maybe," Kelce said.

Tonyan replied, "Twenty-three kilometers per hour," which drew a laughter from Kelce.

Kelce and his Kansas City teammates were emotion bully connected nan sidelines during their ascendant triumph complete Washington. It was nan team's 3rd triumph successful a statement and its 5th successful six games aft opening nan play 0–2.

Monday night's showing was Kelce's champion of nan season. He caught six passes for 99 yards and a touchdown, which was nan 100th of his career, including nan postseason. He besides tied Priest Holmes arsenic nan Chiefs' all-time leader successful touchdowns pinch 83.

Week by week, Kelce is racking up profession accolades. He needs 1 much touchdown to go nan Chiefs' all-time leader. He besides holds respective different franchise records.

Kelce has nan astir receptions (1,041), receiving yards (12,625), and touchdown receptions (80) successful Chiefs history, while besides having nan astir 100-yard receiving games (37) successful franchise history.

Among tight ends, he ranks 3rd all-time successful receptions and receiving yards, and is 5th successful touchdown receptions. His 37 100-yard receiving games are nan astir among tight ends all-time, while he is nan NFL's profession leader successful postseason receptions (172) and Super Bowl receptions (35).

Kelce whitethorn not beryllium capable to deed 23 mph successful nan unfastened field, but he's still tin of putting up large numbers.

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