‘Break all of ’em’ – Andy Reid reacts to Travis Kelce breaking NFL record in Chiefs’ win over Colts

In a thrilling Week 2 matchup, the Kansas City Chiefs emerged victorious over the Indianapolis Colts, securing a 33-30 win in overtime. Head coach Andy Reid praised his team's performance, emphasizing the crucial role played by tight end Travis Kelce. Kelce etched his name into NFL history by becoming the player with the most all-time YAC (yards after catch) and tying Rob Gronkowski for the most games with 100+ yards and a touchdown.

Reid expressed confidence in Kelce's ability to break multiple all-time NFL TE records, stating, "He hangs around long enough, he'll break all of 'em." Despite his age, Kelce put on a stellar performance against the Colts, recording nine receptions for 101 yards and a touchdown in overtime. His impressive 67-yard catch improved his total through two games to 129, making him the leading TE in the NFL with this statistic.

It remains to be seen whether Kelce can break the record for receiving yards by a TE, currently held by Tony Gonzalez with 15,127 yards. To achieve this feat, Kelce would need to play for potentially three more seasons and sustain his current performance level into his late-30s. However, his stellar start to the 2026 NFL season, including his best-ever production in the first two games of a new year, suggests he could defy expectations and continue making history.