Kansas City Chiefs star duo Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce could help set major NFL history on Thanksgiving against the Cowboys.

Sanders led the Browns to victory in his first career start, registering 11-of-20 completed passes for 209 yards, one touchdown and one interception. It wasn’t exactly a mind-blowing performance from the 23-year-old rookie, but it was more than enough to get Kelce hyped.

If this is Travis Kelce’s final year, the Chiefs’ playoff battle is turning it into one of the most disappointing seasons of his career. The post Travis Kelce’s NFL Legacy Is Clear, But If This Is His Final Season the Pressure Is On appeared first on Heavy Sports.

When Travis Kelce announced in late February he'd be returning to the Kansas City Chiefs for his 13th season, he cited his frustration with how the final game of the season -- the Chiefs' 40-22 Super Bowl LIX loss -- played out.

Kansas City Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce's dad, Ed Kelce, took to social media to defend his son against critics, citing the 10-time Pro Bowler's stats this season.

Travis Kelce silenced retirement speculations with a jaw-dropping performance against the Dallas Cowboys on Thanksgiving. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end proved that he’s still got it at 36. Kelce’s unmatchable energy on the field had an NFL alum doubtful about the star player bowing out anytime soon.

The Cowboys passed on Kelce in the draft not once, but twice. In the first round, they selected Wisconsin center Travis Frederick as the No. 31 overall pick. In the second round, they went for Gavin Escobar of San Diego State, who also played tight end.