Kylie Kelce applauded her brother-in-law, Travis Kelce, for becoming the Kansas City Chiefs' all-time franchise touchdown leader before ruthlessly blasting the Dallas Cowboys
17:07 ET, 26 Nov 2025
Kylie Kelce speaks on her podcast
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Kylie Kelce congratulated her brohter-in-law, Travis, for shattering a Chiefs franchise record(Image: Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce)
Kylie Kelce congratulated her brother-in-law, Travis Kelce, for reaching a major career milestone before directing a brutal dig at the Dallas Cowboys.
During the Kansas City Chiefs’ 22-19 defeat to the Denver Broncos in Week 11, Travis etched his name in the history books upon becoming the all-time franchise touchdown leader. With just over 10 minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, the star tight end reeled in a short pass from quarterback Patrick Mahomes before rumbling 21 yards into the end zone for his 84th career score.
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On the latest episode of the ‘Not Gonna Lie’ podcast, Kylie offered Travis his due praise for pulling off the incredible feat. “First of all, congratulations to Travis on the franchise touchdown record,” she began.
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“For those of you who don't understand what an accomplishment that is … that stat means that every other player that has played for the Chiefs organization has never had a touchdown record for the Chiefs as much as Travis has now scored.
“So Travis now owns the record of how many touchdowns he has made for the Chiefs franchise in his career.”
Though Kylie asserted that it would be hard for any player to break Travis’ record, she swiftly walked back the declaration for fear of jinxing the 36-year-old. “So that is an unbelievable feat, something that will be very difficult to get dethroned from knock on wood,” Kylie said. “Oh, that was questionable. Sorry Trav, sorry Trav. I fixed it. But seriously, very impressive.”
Speaking to reporters during a postgame press conference, Mahomes similarly gave Travis his flowers. "He deserves it, the work he puts in every day," the signal-caller said.
Travis Kelce runs towards the end zone after catching a pass
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Travis Kelce became the Chiefs all-time franchise touchdown leader in Week 11(Image: Getty Images)
"He's a leader, man. It just speaks to the person that he is that he's able to go out there and break that record. That was a great play in a big moment in the game. That's when he usually makes his big plays."
Travis, for one, had little interest in discussing his historic performance following the Chiefs’ fifth loss of the 2025 campaign. "If you were going to ask me about the [franchise] record, I could care less about that right now," he said.
On a subsequent episode of the ‘New Heights’ podcast, Travis noted that the joy he received from the accomplishment was somewhat lessened because his team lost. "It’s an honor, man,” he began.
“Obviously, right now it’s soured because it’s coming off a f------ loss. Our fifth loss of the season. But I got, first of all, so much respect for the organization, so much respect for the guys that have paved the way, not only in the Chiefs organization but in the National Football League, that have made an opportunity for myself to come in and make a living."
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Fresh off last weekend’s 23-20 overtime win over the Indianapolis Colts, Travis appeared to be in far better spirits while expressing his excitement to play on Thanksgiving Day for the first time in his career.
“Hell yeah, I like playing on holidays, man,” he said. “It’s fun. I know everybody’s sitting down, eating all the food they can possibly get and enjoying the family time. There’s nothing that goes better than football and Thanksgiving, baby.”
Kylie unsurprisingly revealed that she would be rooting for Travis during Thursday’s clash between the Chiefs and Cowboys, who she insisted are undeserving of the title “America’s team.”
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“Speaking of Thanksgiving football, number four, don't root for the Cowboys and do root for the Chiefs. Let's go, Uncle Trav!" Kylie said. “And also, I'm so sick of the idea that the Cowboys are America's team so they can kiss my a-- and you guessed it, get f----.”