Travis Kelce dropped a critical pass leading to an interception in the fourth quarter of the Kansas City Chiefs' 20-10 loss to the Houston Texans. That helped lock up Kansas City's fourth loss in its last five games.

During Sunday’s game against the Houston Texans, the Chiefs suffered a critical 20-10 loss that could have cemented their spot in the NFL playoffs. In the fourth quarter of the game, Travis dropped a pass thrown by the team’s quarterback, Patrick Mahomes, leading to a Texans interception.

On Sunday night, the Chiefs proved that they somehow keep finding new ways to lose.

Travis Kelce is unhappy that his inability to step up for the Kansas City Chiefs in a Week 14 loss to the Houston Texans contributed to putting his team at risk of missing the playoffs.

Max Kellerman tore into Travis Kelce after he dropped a crucial fourth-quarter pass, leading to an interception and another Chiefs loss

Travis Kelce's drop-turned-interception is the latest example of how luck has turned against the Chiefs in 2025.

The tone of the Chiefs locker room changed after the team's latest close loss, with the team's playoff odds dwindling.

Chiefs star Travis Kelce became a meme after a nightmare outing in Kansas City’s 20-10 loss to the Texans on Sunday.

The Chiefs needed their stars to shoulder a season already wobbling on the edge. Instead, Kansas City watched its most reliable weapon unravel in real time against the Texans and then torch himself for it afterward.

The Chiefs’ unraveling hasn’t been limited to turnovers. Injuries along the offensive line have been a central storyline. The losses of starting guards Trey Smith and Jawaan Taylor, worsened by Wanya Morris going down in Houston, left the unit scrambling and the offense disjointed.

Travis Kelce opens up about his struggles and the Chiefs’ fading season after a tough loss, sharing honest thoughts on his podcast.