Chiefs’ Travis Kelce gives viral reaction to huge performance that would make Taylor Swift blush

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce gave a viral reaction to his massive performance against the Houston Texans that will do Taylor Swift blush. Patrick Mahomes and the company continued its quest for a third consecutive Super Bowl with a tight victory over the AFC South champions. Andy Reid scored his 300th win as Kansas City reached the AFC Championship for the seventh straight year.

In a postgame interview with KSHB 41 News reporter Matt Foster, Kelce winked to his girlfriend, pop icon Taylor Swift, with an eye-opening comment.

“I still feel like 22, baby!”

Travis Kelce turned back the clock with his performance on Saturday

To say the least, the future Hall of Famer had a game-changing performance on Saturday. Kelce was the player of the game, catching seven passes for 117 yards. That included an incredible eleven-yard touchdown run that put the Chiefs up 20-12 early in the fourth quarter. While Kansas City outgained Houston by more than 100 yards, the Chiefs never trailed in this Divisional Round matchup.

At 35 years old, Kelce is still one of the best pass catchers in the NFL. The 10-time Pro Bowl selection caught 97 passes for 827 yards and three touchdowns for the 2024 season. While Kansas City’s offense was uneven for most of the year, the unit got stronger as the year went on. The Chiefs will now host the winner Ravens-Bills game in the AFC Championship game.

Kansas City will have to play much cleaner to get to New Orleans. Baltimore and Buffalo are true giants looking for revenge against the team that eliminated them last season. The Chiefs have already played both of these teams this year. Andy Reid’s team won in a thriller against Lamar Jackson and company in the opener as Buffalo handed Kanas City one of its two losses of the season at home on Nov. 17.

All in all, looking at a box full of celebrities, Travis Kelce showed why he is one of the best players in NFL history. The Chiefs showed their culture of winning championships against a formidable opponent. But the road only gets tougher from here for this franchise as it tries to make NFL history.