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Action Jackson and Magic Mahomes will be going head-to-head in another nail-biting AFC Conference title game. In the past couple of games, we have been seeing Travis Kelce make a slow comeback. The game against the Buffalo Bills was his best one in a while. He scored two touchdowns in a single game and made history with Patrick Mahomes. Can he do the same again?

Ahead of the much-anticipated game, the Kansas City Chiefs QB appeared in a pre-game presser. He talked about Kelce’s resurgence and how the TE has reached “another level” in just a short amount of time. After he had a two-week rest, Patrick Mahomes thinks that Kelce is someone that the Baltimore Ravens might have to look out for.

Patrick Mahomes thinks that Travis Kelce is set out to do great things

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The reporter brought up how Kelce didn’t play in last week’s 18 game against the Chargers. He asked Mahomes whether his newfound vigor was the result of him sitting out for two weeks. Mahomes had nothing but praise for the TE and gave his reason as to why he would shine in the upcoming game. Firstly, per Mahomes, Kelce likes the challenges and how the TE likes playing “big games” and competing with the best of the best.

“He likes playing the big games and going against the best, he is able to make his game even rise another level,” said Mahomes to the reporter and called Travis Kelce a “special player”. Travis Kelce is back in his true form along with Rashee Rice is a huge boost for the Chiefs QB. ”I’m just glad he’s on my team makes my job a lot easier been throwing the ball big moments.” said Mahomes, adding to the conversation.

At the same time, we cannot expect Lamar Jackson to do a half-hearted job, especially with the possibility of their TE Mark Andrews returning in the AFC title game. But Jackson is not the one who made a playoff record; it was the Chiefs QB and the TE.

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Kelce and Mahomes creating history at the National Football League

After the divisional round game against the Buffalo Bills, the Chiefs duo became the QB-receiver duo to have the most amount of touchdowns in a playoff game (16). The 16 post-season touchdown even garnered praise from legends like Tom Brady.

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The Patriots’ Super Bowl QB posted on X, “BEASTS. When you one up Gronk you’re doing something right.”, as he reshared a post from Bleacher Report. The Mahomes-Kelce duo even broke Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski’s record of 15 post-season game touchdowns by a margin of one.

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All of this instills people’s trust back in the Kansas City Chiefs stars, and if we add Rashee Rice to the equation, stopping the Chiefs might be like fighting an uphill battle.

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