Chiefs' Travis Kelce Makes Costly NFL History Mistake in MNF Win

The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Washington Commanders 28-7 on Monday Night Football, with tight end Travis Kelce playing a pivotal role by tying the franchise touchdown record previously held by Priest Holmes. Despite a strong performance with six receptions for 99 yards and a touchdown, Kelce expressed frustration over a costly mistake where a pass bounced off his hands, leading to an interception—his second such error this season. Patrick Mahomes, the Chiefs' quarterback, praised Kelce as a foundational player who has helped set the team's culture and has been a reliable presence throughout his tenure. After the game, ESPN reporter Lisa Salters inadvertently referred to Kelce as "Travis Scott" during a postgame interview with Mahomes, a slip that quickly went viral and sparked humorous reactions on social media. While Mahomes did not correct the mistake publicly, the incident highlighted the growing recognition and significance of Kelce's contributions to the Chiefs. The Chiefs, now 5-3, are positioned near the top of the power rankings as they prepare for a key upcoming game against the Buffalo Bills.