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🔥 Travis Kelce made NFL history in his first game since marrying Taylor Swift—and the milestone moved him even closer to the tight end elite. Full story in the comments. 👇
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🚨 MARRIED, MOTIVATED AND STILL MAKING HISTORY: TRAVIS KELCE RETURNED WITH UNFINISHED BUSINESS—THEN PASSED NFL LEGEND JASON WITTEN DURING THE CHIEFS’ SEASON-OPENING VICTORY.
🚨 MARRIED, MOTIVATED AND STILL MAKING HISTORY: TRAVIS KELCE RETURNED WITH UNFINISHED BUSINESS—THEN
🚨 MARRIED, MOTIVATED AND STILL MAKING HISTORY: TRAVIS KELCE RETURNED WITH UNFINISHED BUSINESS—THEN PASSED NFL LEGEND JASON WITTEN DURING THE CHIEFS’ SEASON-OPENING VICTORY. Read more: caledailynewsus.cfx.bz/married-motivat-bang123-4046a06edb84
FIRST GAME AS A MARRIED MAN, AND TRAVIS KELCE JUST RAN PAST A COWBOYS LEGEND
Thirty-six years old. New ring. Unfinished business. Then a 59-yard catch-and-run in the third quarter of a 31–10 demolition of Denver — 54 of those yards after the catch — and Jason Witten is no longer No. 2 on the all-time tight end receiving list.
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He needed 44 yards coming into Monday night to pass Witten’s 13,046. He finished with three catches for 71. Career total: 13,073. The play that did the damage was a short throw from Patrick Mahomes against a blitz, a broken tackle, and a sprint that looked like 2021 Kelce wearing 2026’s wedding band. Next Gen Stats said it was his most yards after catch on a single play since Week 16 of 2016. Arrowhead had not seen him do that since 2021. He did it in the first game after marrying Taylor Swift.
Kelce’s own review of the night was almost rude to the history: “It’s a good feeling to get this win. All the other stuff is just hoopla now.”
The hoopla is second all-time. The hoopla is 2,054 yards from Gonzalez’s 15,127. The hoopla is a soon-to-be 37-year-old tight end who spent the offseason becoming a husband — and, in the source material’s phrasing, feeling like a “dad” — then deciding the business on the field was not finished.