Taylor Swift Fans Think They’ve Uncovered The Interesting Reason Why Travis Kelce Looked Like He Wanted To Cry On The Sidelines During Chiefs-Falcons MNF Game

A large part of the success of the defending Super Bowl champions this year has come on the shoulders of wide receiver Rashee Rice. The second-year receiver hauled in a career-high 12 catches for 110 yards and a touchdown against the Falcons.

What we may be witnessing is a changing of the guard in real-time.

Travis Kelce’s Slow Starts Compared To Previous Seasons

Kansas City’s offense has been relatively average despite their 3-0 record. Travis Kelce has virtually been invisible.

Through the first three games of the season, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end has caught only eight passes for a total of 69 yards.

The three-time Super Bowl champion and four-time First Team All-Pro has become accustomed to being dominant throughout his career.

His most productive three games to start a year were in 2022 when he amassed 184 receiving yards on 17 receptions, setting career highs in receptions (110), receiving yards (1,338), and touchdowns (12).

Just last year, Kelce missed the first game due to injury but then returned and nabbed 155 yards receiving in his first three starts combined.