I really miss milkman and anyone else saying dumbass doesn't have the same effect. Only milkman should be able use dumbass or it gets filtered with numbnuts.
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Wasn't much of a Kelce fan in the beginning. Thought he was kind of a knucklehead, tbh. Over time, however, he's become quite possibly my favorite non-Mahomes Chief in the history of the franchise. Incredible talent, NFL Man of the Year nominee, hilarious, team first guy...hands down one of the best Chiefs ever. I know almost every Chiefs fan loves him as a player and a human, but I still don't know if we truly appreciate what this guy has brought to our favorite football team - THE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS!

Absolute 100% lock first ballot HOF-er. Gonna be a sad day in Chiefs history whenever he decides to call it a career.
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Travis Kelce

Needs 1,000 receiving yards to become the first tight end in NFL history with seven seasons of at least 1,000 receiving yards. Kelce has at least 1,000 receiving yards in each of the past six seasons, the most in NFL history for a tight end.

Needs 103 receptions to surpass Jason Witten (806) for the most receptions by a tight end in his first 10 seasons in NFL history.

Needs 994 receiving yards to become the fifth tight end in NFL history with at least 10,000 career receiving yards, joining Tony Gonzalez (15,127), Jason Witten (13,046), Antonio Gates (11,841) and Shannon Sharpe (10,060).


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15k yards from Tony G is absurd.
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Yet Kelce is going to break it........

The best thing about Kelce is minus one major and minor injuries he has stayed on the field.

If he goes for 6 more years (Asking alot) he only need 1k yards a year. Considering this next year he might be back to 1,400.... Its in reach to become the GOAT at TE.

Undisputed GOAT that is. The difference is Tony didn't have alot extra miles in the playoffs on his legs.
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Clearly the AFC West is the Y Tightend Division on NFL football.
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Fun fact: Besides his rookie year Kelce has only missed 2 regular season games. Those were bother week 17 when division was locked up. Kelce would have to play until hes 40 to pass Tony G. It’s doable but at what point does he actually slow down because hes 33 and he just gets better with age
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Thanks for jinxing him
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Hardware beats longevity. Kelce is the best TE in Chiefs history, Gonzo can lick my balls.
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I think TK can be pretty elite for another 2-3 years. But after 35 years of age, and playing as many games as he has played.....that's asking for more than "a lot", IMO. I think it's probable that he could average between 1100-1200 yards/season over the next 2-3 years. After that? Injuries have a way of finding older bones when they've been heavily utilized over (what will be at age 35) a 12-year career.

Dude has been absolutely elite in the staying healthy department, so maybe he's a unicorn of sorts? I sure as hell hope so :-)
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They're TEs. They don't have enough impact on a Super Bowl run to hold that against them.
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I don't know if he's hitting Tony's yard and I didn't think he'd be able to contend for GOAT because he was older when starting out but at this point, I think he's entered the conversation pretty convincingly. If he gets 2 more 1k seasons, I think it starts to get hard to argue that he's not the GOAT. Sustained dominance and already has done things no other TE has ever done.
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I would imagine he's a lock for the HOF at this point... he could retire today and get the nod on his first attempt.
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Kelce certainly did. There's no way KC wins the Super Bowl without him.
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Tony played 17 seasons, which is just jaw dropping to me. As a freakin TE.

And how many games did he miss? 2. That's it. As a TE.

That's bonkers. Kelce has definitely outproduced him thus far, but he already lost a year as a rookie due to his injury, not to mention that Tony left college as a true junior, and Kelce left as a redshirt senior. So in a way, he's kind of 3 years behind in terms of the amount of time he has to catch Tony by the time he hits Tony's age at retirement.

He's going to have have to play past that mark by a couple of seasons, and I'm not sure how that's going to go.

But hey... sports medicine these days, man.
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