Jason and Travis Kelce turned two Chiefs fans’ unusual requests into special memories with heartfelt gestures(Image via Getty Images)
Travis followed a year later, giving another supporter a reason to remember her night at Arrowhead Stadium While Jason’s interaction happened in October 2024. A year later, on October 27, 2025, Travis had his own memorable interaction with a Chiefs supporter. Kansas City defeated the Washington Commanders 28-7, and Kelce reached 100 career touchdown receptions, becoming only the fourth tight end in NFL history to achieve the milestone.
Jason and Travis Kelce each signed a fan’s prosthetic leg during separate Chiefs games, turning two unexpected requests into memorable moments. Beyond their NFL achievements, both took time to connect with supporters who wanted something more personal than a photograph or a signed football. People around her helped pass it to the tight end, who signed it as the crowd cheered.
“I’m just the old lucky dog that’s still able to do this thing,” Kelce said. An autograph from an NFL star can become a lifelong memory. For two Kansas City Chiefs fans, that memory came in an unusual way. The two incidents also showed a different side of the Kelce brothers. After the game, a different female fan caught his attention by raising her prosthetic leg towards him. ESPN shared the interaction on its TikTok page. The two incidents involved different fans, but they shared a similar moment of connection. Jason and Travis each took time to fulfil an unusual autograph request, giving two Chiefs supporters memories that went far beyond the game.
The first incident took place on October 7, 2024, when the Chiefs hosted the New Orleans Saints on Monday Night Football. Samantha Secord, a Chiefs season-ticket holder from Omaha, travelled more than 184 miles to watch her team.
I just adore him, and I think he is the greatest,” she told KCTV5. “He is the one that I am absolutely looking forward to signing my leg.” This time, she had a special request: she wanted Jason Kelce to sign her prosthetic leg. “My favorite player is Travis Kelce.