Chiefs receivers rock Travis Kelce T-shirts in support of tight end before Chargers clash
NY Post
The Chiefs’ receiving corps honored tight end Travis Kelce in a special way Sunday.
Before kickoff against the Chargers at SoFi Stadium, Rashee Rice and his fellow Kansas City wideouts were seen wearing T-shirts featuring the three-time Super Bowl champion amid his quiet start to the season, which has been highly publicized.
Tracy Wolfson of CBS Sports reported Sunday that Rice “got them for all the WRs to honor their leader and a guy who has mentored all of them, especially Rice.”
Kelce, 34, has tallied eight receptions for 69 yards and zero touchdowns in three games.
The fallout over Kelce’s quiet performances has been swift, with sports media personalities questioning where his focus lies as he pursues endeavors off the field.
Chiefs brass maintain Kelce hasn’t missed a step and that opposing defenses continue to zone in on him heavily during games.
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