Travis Kelce will be in action when the Kansas City Chiefs play the Tennessee Titans at 1 p.m. ET on Sunday, in Week 16 of the 2025 season. You can check out all of Kelce's important statistics right here.

While he didn't take the field until Monday night, Travis Kelce had already cemented himself as one of the stars of the week ahead of Week 5. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end was the name on the lips of football fans and pop music enthusiasts alike after ...

Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs will play the Tennessee Titans in Week 16, Sunday at 1 p.m. ET at Nissan Stadium. Game Time: 1 p.m.

The Chiefs’ unraveling hasn’t been limited to turnovers. Injuries along the offensive line have been a central storyline. The losses of guard Trey Smith and tackle Jawaan Taylor, worsened by Wanya Morris going down in Houston, left the unit scrambling and the offense disjointed.

Travis Kelce's recent remarks came amid heated rumors that he may be considering pulling the plug on his career, as he refused to take off his helmet following his team's loss on Sunday. Travis Kelce got brutally honest about his lackluster performance this season following the Kansas City Chiefs' 20-10 loss to the Houston Texans.

The real reason Travis Kelce has backed away from retirement is rooted in the Kansas City Chiefs' 2025 collapse, as he refuses to let his partnership with Patrick Mahomes end on a

Patrick Mahomes passed to Tyquan Thornton down the middle for 21 yard gain, tackled by Tony Jefferson. LA Chargers committed 15 yard penalty (Disqualification) Patrick Mahomes passed to Tyquan Thornton to the right for 26 yard gain, tackled by Cam Hart. Kansas City committed 15 yard penalty (Illegal Block)