Amid unfounded rumors that the Chiefs purposefully gave up during their loss to Denver to ensure the Bengals would be eliminated, Travis Kelce delivered a fired-up message to Cincinnati saying that he wasn’t “scared of f---ing nobody” and that having the Bengals in the playoffs would have been “fun.”

Travis Kelce isn't just focused on records or stats. In a strong message to Andy Reid, the legendary tight end made it clear he's ready to do whatever it takes to help the Chiefs win the Super Bowl.

Due to this latest honor, Kelce made a bit of NFL history. This now marks the second time that the former Cincinnati Bearcats star has won the challenge, with the first coming in 2020. In doing so, Kelce is now the first two-time winner of the challenge in its 10-year history, according to the Chiefs' website.

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end and Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year nominee has won a $35,000 prize from Nationwide Insurance to benefit his foundation, 87 & Running

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has solidified his legacy as one of the most dominant and accomplished players in NFL history at his position. Yet, he’s also no stranger to drawing the occasional unsportsmanlike conduct penalty,

Travis Kelce, widely regarded as one of the greatest tight ends in NFL history, made headlines during the Kansas City Chiefs’ Christmas Day game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Kelce surpassed Tony Gonzalez’s long-standing franchise record for touchdown receptions,