Travis Kelce says he “couldn’t care less” about setting Chiefs touchdown record in down season…See More

Travis Kelce says he “couldn’t care less” about setting Chiefs touchdown record in down season…See More

ravis Kelce reached a major milestone on Sunday, catching the 84th touchdown of his career to break the Kansas City Chiefs’ franchise record previously held by Priest Holmes but despite the achievement, the tight end showed little enthusiasm on November 16.

The 36-year-old was unconcerned with the record as the Chiefs fell 22-19 to AFC West rivals Denver Broncos as their chances of retaining their divisional title and minimal expectations of reaching the NFL Playoffs took a blow.
The three-time Super Bowl champion declined to discuss the touchdown during postgame media interactions, reflecting his frustration over the team’s disappointing performance in Colorado.

“If you’re going to ask me about the record, I could care less about that right now,” Kelce told reporters. His focus was clearly on the team’s 5-5 record rather than personal accolades as the season threatens to slip away.

The record-breaking touchdown came on a short pass from quarterback Patrick Mahomes, which Kelce ran 21 yards into the end zone. The score briefly gave the Chiefs a 19-16 lead, showing flashes of their competitive potential despite eventual defeat.