Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce reached a rare NFL postseason milestone in Saturday’s AFC Divisional playoff game against Houston.

Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce and his brother, former Philadelphia Eagles star Jason Kelce, recently showed their support for NBA legend LeBron James in a heartfelt way. In their "New Heights" podcast's latest episode,

Travis Kelce said he was moved by LeBron James after the Los Angeles Lakers star praised the Kansas City Chiefs tight end for smashing an NFL record, although the 35-year-old admit

Kansas City bested the Houston Texans in the divisional round of the playoffs on Saturday, Jan. 18, earning a spot in the AFC championship game for the seventh consecutive season. Kelce amassed 7 catches for 117 yards and 1 touchdown along the way to lead all pass-catchers on either team.

Only Hall of Fame wide receiver Jerry Rice has ever had more postseason receiving yards or touchdowns than Chiefs star Travis Kelce, who shined Saturday in Kansas City's AFC Divisional win.

Kelce broke Rice’s record on an 18-yard pass from Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes in the fourth quarter, which set Kansas City up to take a 20-13 lead on a Kelce touchdown just a few plays later. Travis Kelce has his 9th career 100-yard game in the postseason, the most in NFL history 👏

Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs refused to answer questions about questionable penalties that benefited the Chiefs in their playoff win over the Texans.

There are only four teams left standing in the NFL and just like we all predicted before the season, the Washington Commanders are one of them. Just kidding, no one predicted that. Not even Commanders fans.

The Chiefs defensive front against Bills quarterback Josh Allen, who beat them both rushing and passing in a loss in Buffalo in November. Allen threw for 262 yards and a touchdown in that game while running 12 times for 55 yards and another score — a 26-yard TD run with 2:17 left that sealed the 30-21 victory for the Bills.

The race for Super Bowl LIX has come down to a four-team race with the two-time defending champion Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills, Washington Commanders, and the Philadelphia Eagles. These superb squads are still in the hunt for the coveted Vince Lombardi Championship Trophy on February 9.

The Buffalo defense has suffered terribly against the Chiefs in the postseason, and Travis Kelce is a major reason why.