Travis Kelce admits ‘inexcusable’ mistakes after Chiefs collapse against Broncos, makes worrying confession
Kelce added that he has spent enough time in the NFL to know better. He does not want his errors to put his teammates in a difficult position, especially when the team is trying to move the ball and score.
Travis Kelce has taken responsibility for his part in the Kansas City Chiefs’ 28-24 loss to the Denver Broncos, saying his repeated penalties have hurt the team. 1. 4 episode of New Heights with his brother Jason Kelce, Travis also pointed to missed chances in the red zone and problems in the run game. The 37-year-old said he has committed a procedural penalty in each of the last three games.
The tight end called his mistakes “inexcusable” after Kansas City let a lead slip away on Nov. He said penalties have become a major problem for Kansas City and admitted that he has played a part in it. I’m at the forefront,” Kelce told Jason on the latest episode of their New Heights podcast. “We still gotta execute in the run game,” he said. Kelce said the team must use the loss as a reason to improve rather than allow it to affect their confidence.
Speaking on the Nov. The defeat put Denver ahead of Kansas City in the AFC West, with the Chiefs now needing a quick response. Kelce did not try to shift the blame after the defeat. “Penalties will kill you in this league, and, right now, we are killing ourselves in that regard. Those mistakes have stopped the Chiefs from keeping their drives alive. Kelce also pointed to areas Kansas City needs to fix as a team. He mentioned the run game and the chances the Chiefs failed to convert near the end of the contest. “We had a bunch of chances down there in the red zone at the end to be able to punch it in, and just didn’t execute. He believes Kansas City has the players and support inside the building to turn things around.