Travis Kelce makes NFL history with record-breaking performance against Texans
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce added another milestone to his future Hall of Fame career Saturday against Houston, breaking multiple playoff records.
Kelce became the first player in NFL history to record at least 100 receptions in seven consecutive seasons, including postseason games.
Kelce also set two additional records Saturday:
- surpassing 70 receiving yards in 14 straight playoff games
- 23 consecutive playoff games with three or more catches
Travis Kelce is now the first player in NFL history with 100+ receptions in 7 straight seasons, including the postseason. He has 70+ receiving yards in 14 straight playoff games, an NFL record. 23 straight playoff games with 3+ catches, an NFL record. #ChiefsKingdom @KCTV5 pic.twitter.com/S5DxviCLa3
— Jared Koller (@JaredKCTV5) January 18, 2025
The AFC Divisional Game marked Kelce’s first 100-yard performance of the season. It was highlighted by a 49-yard connection with quarterback Patrick Mahomes during the second quarter.
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The play contributed Kelce surpassing the 2,000 career postseason receiving yards milestone.
The only other player in NFL history to reach the threshold is NFL legend Jerry Rice. Rice holds the record with 2,245 postseason receiving yards.
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