“Keep Findings Way To Improve” – KC Chiefs’ Tightend Travis Kelce After Bottling Easy Win Against Baltimore Ravens

Last night’s battle between the Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs was a game to remember. The game had emotions, storylines, quality, and drama. Heading into the game, the main storyline revolved around star quarterbacks Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes.  The main focus was on how the KC Chiefs were the Ravens’ kryptonite.

As the match progressed, it felt like an encore of the previous three KC Chiefs victories. The Chiefs were leading by 11 points, thanks to brilliant performances by Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce. But things changed in the last quarter when the Ravens mounted a spirited comeback. Their determination and desire in the final quarter helped them clinch the victory against the Chiefs. The final scorecard was Baltimore Ravens 36-35 KC Chiefs

“This game will only make us better” Travis Kelce reacts after Baltimore Ravens comeback win

The odds were hardly in the favor of the Ravens before the match began. With several players injured and their record against them, the Ravens had a poor start. At the end of the third quarter, the team was trailing 11 points behind the Chiefs.

Losing from a dominating position certainly left a sour taste in the mouths of many KC Chiefs fans. KC Chiefs veteran tight end Travis Kelce, who had a brilliant game soon took to Twitter to motivate the fans. “We gotta just keep building… keep finding ways to improve!! I love this team, this game will only make us better!” he tweeted.

Travis Kelce was unstoppable in the first three quarters

Travis Kelce had a stellar start to the season when he scored a pair of touchdowns against the Cleveland Browns in the season opener. His rich vein of form continued against the Ravens as well. The 31-year-old recorded seven catches for 109 yards.

He topped his night off with a touchdown. Kelce’s eye for splitting defenses was yet again on display. He had the template performances of an ideal tight end last night.

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