Kelce has only eight catches and 69 yards for Kansas City this season

Travis Kelce is still finding his rhythm on the field this season.

The Chiefs held off the Atlanta Falcons in their first road game of the season on Sunday, September 23, but Kelce, 34, appeared frustrated on the sidelines during his team’s victory after recording just four catches in the entire game.

In a clip shared on X (formerly known as Twitter) from the 22-17 win over Atlanta, Kelce sits on the bench on the sidelines with a disappointed look on his face.

Even during a conversation with quarterback Patrick Mahomes, the star tight end appeared frustrated in the footage from Sunday’s game.

Fans noticed Kelce’s mood, sharing the clip and commenting on his obvious frustration. One user wrote, “Free Travis Kelce, man,” while another said, “You’ll find those routes again, Travis. No doubt about it… You already know… #ChiefsKingdom.”

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In three games this season, Kelce has recorded just eight catches and 69 yards in the first three weeks and has yet to score a touchdown for the reigning Super Bowl champions.

The Football on Sunday evening Commentators noted Kelce’s slow start. Chris Collinsworth said on the broadcast that he was “just stunned” to see the third straight game without the “magic” of the connection between Kelce and Mahomes.

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Fans expected the NFL star to have a big game on Sunday against the Falcons after Kelce was featured in an episode of New heights with Jason and Travis KelceThe tight end said that while he would have been “really, really upset” in past seasons if he hadn’t started so strongly, he has learned to deal with the frustration in his 12th NFL season.

“I was always really, really angry and almost lost it,” he told his brother Jason during the episode, adding, “I just like playing the game with such a high level of responsibility that it’s just hard for me to deal with mediocrity or statistics that reflect that.”

The Chiefs star noted that the first two games of the season “for whatever reason” just “didn’t go right” for him, adding, “And that’s football, man.”

“I’m not going to sit here and be upset about it.”

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The Chiefs will next face the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, September 29th.

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