Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs are aiming to make NFL history by winning a third consecutive Super Bowl, a feat no team has accomplished before. Michael Irvin, a three-time Super Bowl champion with the Dallas Cowboys, recently shared his insights with Kelce during a Mavericks game, warning him about the emotional weight of chasing such a milestone. Irvin recounted his own regrets from the Cowboys' near three-peat in the mid-1990s and emphasized the importance of leaving no stone unturned. The Chiefs have bolstered their roster this offseason, adding star receiver Marquise 'Hollywood' Brown and drafting Xavier Worthy, while also addressing defensive needs. Despite being favorites with odds around +600, the Chiefs face significant challenges, including potential suspensions and the pressure of performing under the spotlight. Irvin's advice serves as a reminder of the mental toll that comes with high expectations in pursuit of greatness.