Travis Kelce admits it feels 'good to be in the end zone' as he opens up on his first touchdown of season

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Travis Kelce opened up on the special feeling after completing his first touchdown of the relatively slow season. 

During the recent episode of his ‘New Heights’ podcast, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end recalled the special moment from the second quarter of the Las Vegas Raiders game on Sunday, October 27.

"It felt good to be in the end zone, man. I hadn't felt that end zone in a long time," Travis told his brother Jason Kelce. 

Travis Kelce opens up on scoring amid rusty season

Travis Kelce also shared how he felt after scoring following such a long gap. "It was kinda like, 'Oh, s---. What do I do now?' You know? It was one of those things I haven't been in a while."

Travis further explained, "It's like when you go back home, you're just like, 'Well....now what do I do? Do I go see this person first or that person first? Do I go to the high school? Do I go to my favorite restaurant?' You know what I mean?" 

"Anytime we get in the end zone right now, it's, you've got to take that momentum and run with it baby. That was our focus coming into this game, was not settling for field goals," Travis added. 

Meanwhile, the Kelce brothers reacted on being named the ‘Sexiest Podcast Hosts Alive’ in People’s Sexiest Man Alive 2024 Readers' Choice Poll.

“We’re officially, in quotes, this is not me saying this, ‘Sexiest Podcast Hosts Alive’ according to People Magazine, the readers’ poll,” Travis said.

Swifties' wild theory on Travis Kelce's first touchdown

The moment Travis Kelce caught a touchdown pass from quarterback Patrick Mahomes in the second quarter, Swifties were quick to recall Taylor Swift's "touchdown" gesture while she sang 'Midnight Rain' during her recent Eras Tour. 

The gesture received enthusiastic cheers from fans at the concert and clips of Swift's gesture quickly spread across social media, with many asserting that she manifested Kelce's first touchdown.

The Kansas City Chiefs triumphed over the Las Vegas Raiders with a score of 27-20 on Sunday, October 28.