Chiefs’ Travis Kelce on Brink of Dethroning Cowboys’ All-Time Receptions Leader in Week 1
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce came back for a 14th season after a difficult 2025 year that saw the Chiefs finish 6-11, miss the playoffs, and lose Patrick Mahomes to a torn ACL. He signed a one-year deal in March and has made clear this will be his last ride in the NFL. […] The post Chiefs’ Travis Kelce on Brink of Dethroning Cowboys’ All-Time Receptions Leader in Week 1 appeared…
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is on the verge of surpassing Dallas Cowboys legend Jason Witten as the all-time receiving yards leader among tight ends during Week 1. Kelce, coming off a tough 2025 season, signed a one-year deal in March and is set to face the Denver Broncos. He needs just 45 receiving yards to break Witten's record of 13,046 yards, placing him second among tight ends.
Only Tony Gonzalez, also a Pro Football Hall of Famer, has more receiving yards. This milestone underscores Kelce's exceptional career, as he already holds the fastest time to reach 13,000 receiving yards and sets playoff records for games with at least 100 receiving yards.
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