Travis Kelce has been through this many times before.
The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Houston Texans, 23-14, to advance to the AFC Championship for a seventh-straight year.
In that controversial game, tight end Travis Kelce hauled in seven catches for 117 yards and a touchdown.
The Bills and Chiefs have met seven times over roughly four years and have built an intense rivalry.
The Bills have won all four matchups in the regular season and handed the Chiefs one of their two losses this season. However, Kansas City has won all three games played in the postseason.
The Chiefs will try to do it again Sunday night as they pursue a possible third straight Lombardi Trophy.
Days before that matchup against the Bills, Travis Kelce appears not to be worried at all.
Practice footage from this week shows the veteran tight end was quite relaxed while teammates were working out.
Beat writer Jesse Newell published a video of Chiefs practice with the caption, “You have 7 seconds to find Travis Kelce in this Chiefs practice video.”
Around the eight-second mark, you can see Kelce come out from hiding and finally start to work out.
Here is how social media reacted:
“Trying to…dunk on someone?” one fan asked.
“This is how the Chiefs prepare for locker cleanout on Monday,” another fan predicted.
“Damn, took me about 13 seconds to find him,” a third fan added of trying to find Travis Kelce.
“He doesn’t worry about practice because the game has already been bought and paid for, so he went out and had a late night with Taylor Swift,” a fourth fan commented.
“As per usual, he was being both naughty and sneaky,” one final fan added.
Travis Kelce Needs To Be Much More Productive Than His Las game Against The Bills
In their Week 11 bout — a 30-21 Bills win — Buffalo made sure that Kelce was not going to beat them.
They held the TE to two catches on four targets for 8 yards.
Unfortunately for the Bills, he has done much more damage to them when the lights are the brightest.
In three playoff games against the Bills, Kelce has averaged 8.7 catches and 96.3 yards per game with five total touchdown catches.
The Chiefs need that effort if they want to get to yet another Super Bowl.
