Travis Kelce admitted he didn’t stop to help a little boy who fell from the stands at his Kansas City Chiefs game against the Carolina Panthers on Sunday and “felt bad” about it. “I actually saw this and I just kept on moving,” the tight end admitted on his “New Heights” podcast Wednesday. “I felt bad after.”

Travis Kelce and Josh Allen might be rivals on the NFL gridiron, but they have nothing but respect for each other off the field. Kelce, 35, even cheered on Allen, 28, after the Buffalo Bills quarterback announced his engagement to Hailee Steinfeld on Friday 29.

After announcing their engagement, NFL star Josh Allen and Hailee Steinfeld received a slew of messages, including from Travis Kelce, who was then met with a cheeky fan comment about his own romance.

Taylor Swift’s romance with Travis Kelce heats up as the singer’s family ‘is crazy’ about the NFL player.As per reports of OK Magazine, a source shared that the Lover crooner and her beau might be planning to take

Kelce and Allen both starred in Pepsi's NFL commercial earlier this year and have traded friendly jabs with each other over the years

Kansas City Chiefs' Travis Kelce, who's dating Taylor Swift, caused a stir with his response to Bills quarterback Josh Allen's engagement.

The superstar NFL player will be in Kansas City when Swift is performing her last world tour concert in Vancouver, Canada.

Black Friday wasn't just about the teams' faceoff; fans and the media went wild when the famous duo— NFL star Travis Kelce’s mom and Taylor Swift —walked into GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium to show their support for the Chiefs.

Though the defending Super Bowl champions haven’t yet hit their stride in the regular season, star contributors like Chris Jones, Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, and Kareem Hunt have dazzled fans with outstanding performances through Kansas City’s first 12 games.

You’d be surprised how many people play “Fantasy On-Air Staffing” in the sports media business. I know of one prominent ESPN-er who for fun would staff the company’s on-air talent if ESPN ever acquired the Olympic Games.

Travis Kelce has strengthened his argument as arguably the greatest tight end in NFL history. During the first half of Sunday's game against the Carolina Panthers, the Chiefs' veteran passed Antonio Gates for the third-most career receiving yards by a ...