
The duo of Kansas City Chiefs stars Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce has been one that every fan of the NFL knows. Since Mahomes arrived in Kansas City and became the starting quarterback, the duo has elevated itself to new heights, no pun intended.
Including the playoffs, Mahomes and Kelce have combined for 897 completions for 10,667 receiving yards and have scored 77 touchdowns. Former Super Bowl-winning head coach for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Bruce Arians, joined Pat McAfee to discuss and complement the duo of the Chiefs.
Now that Mahomes is hitting the injured reserve for the remainder of the season with an ACL injury, all eyes have turned toward Kelce and are questioning if this is it. Not knowing the timeline of Mahomes' return, Kelce could be nearing the end of his days as a tight end in the National Football League.
Following Mahomes' injury, Kelce spoke on New Heights to give his thoughts on his teammate and friend.
If this is the end of Kelce and Mahomes playing alongside each other, the duo is one that Chiefs Kingdom should be thankful for, because it's not every day you see two players with such a connection on the football field.
Kelce still has at least three games left in his career as the Chiefs play the Tennessee Titans, Denver Broncos, and Las Vegas Raiders before they end the season. Kelce will add to his career stats with Gardner Minshew as his quarterback; not ideal for the Chiefs, but that's the best they can do with the cards that have been dealt.
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