I’d bet if you looked at the net yards he’s gained from that strategy, it’s probably more than he’d gain from plowing into a dude.

He’s fucked up a lot of dudes angles and got big gains out of it
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This is correct. Honestly, though, I’d prefer he go down and avoid the hits. I’d rather dude play forever, but he’s not going to stop being who he is.
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A better argument is: Kelce or Tony Gonzalez. Who’s better? I’m taking Kelce.
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Great hands both of them, it's a wash. After the catch Kelce is the guy.
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I laugh every time I see it and it was right on
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One will be back with a vengeance while another will be back to repeat as a world champion.
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I would take Kittle after Kelce retires.
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By that time, Kittle may be irreparably damaged.

He's 27 years old and may not even make it to age 31 in the NFL.

If he does, which is no guarantee, there's no telling how effective he'll be after multiple knee patella sprains and surgery to repair them.
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That’s the thing about kelce he’s never out with injury
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Kelce is a straight-up baller. My 8 year old son’s favorite player, too.

I catch myself taking him for granted, then the 2nd string turd flushes onto the field......
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Christ. That’s what happened to his knee? I thought it was an ACL.
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Remember when an injured Kelce still decided to play the Texans playoff game and shredded the Texans secondary when we were down 24-0?

Legendary.
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In the past two years alone, he's had the patella injury to his knee, an A/C joint shoulder separation and a bad ankle sprain.

Now, he's out for probably the rest of the season with a fractured foot - the same foot in which he had the ankle sprain.

Apparently, it's not as bad as a Jones fracture but it's still pretty bad.

Maybe he'll get over all of this and play for another 5+ years but I certainly wouldn't bet on it.
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