Travis Kelce signed a fan’s prosthetic leg in celebration of a major career milestone. The Kansas City Chiefs triumphed over the Washington Commanders with an incredible score of 28–7 on Monday Night Football. Kelce also experienced a historic career moment with his 100th touchdown reception.
Travis Kelce signs a fan’s prosthetic leg after record-breaking game
Travis Kelce fulfilled a fan’s heartwarming request at the Kansas City Chiefs’ game against the Washington Commanders. In a video shared on ESPN’s TikTok page, Kelce met some lucky fans after his match-winning performance.
In the video, a fan raised their prosthetic leg in the air in the hopes of getting the NFL star’s attention. The crowd cheered and clapped loudly as they passed the prosthetic leg to Travis for him to sign. The Chiefs’ tight end obliged the request, to cheers from the crowd.
Monday Night Football was a special day for Travis Kelce for many reasons. His team, the Kansas City Chiefs, secured a major win against the Washington Commanders. Notably, Kelce became the fourth tight end in NFL history to reach 100 touchdown receptions. The other record holders of this amazing feat are Antonio Gates, Tony Gonzalez, and Rob Gronkowski.
Furthermore, Kelce also expressed his happiness about the team’s historic win to ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt. He remarked, “I’m just the old lucky dog that’s still able to do this thing.”
Moreover, coach Andy Reid and Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes also lavished praise on the “true Chiefs Chief,” Travis Kelce.
Last year, Travis Kelce’s brother Jason signed Samantha Secord’s prosthetic leg during the Chiefs’ game against the New Orleans Saints. In an interview with KCTV 5, Secord revealed, “My favorite player is Travis Kelce. I just adore him, and I think he is the greatest. He is the one that I am absolutely looking forward to signing my leg.”
Monday Night Football was special for other reasons as well. Travis’s fiancée, Taylor Swift, was present at the stadium to cheer for her partner. The Chiefs’ tight end even performed the hook step from her song “The Fate of Ophelia” to celebrate the Kansas City Chiefs’ special win.
