Travis Kelsey missed the Kansas City Chiefs’ defeat by the Detroit Lions in the NFL season opener, but scores ahead of Sunday’s game with the Jacksonville Jaguars, live on Sky Sports; Chiefs coach Andy Reid says the team will “work things out” after losing in Week 1
Last updated: 11/09/23 9:59 PM


Head coach Andy Reid says Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelsey is making progress
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce could return for his team’s game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.
Kelce hyperextended his knee in practice last week and missed the reigning Super Bowl champions’ 21-20 loss to the Detroit Lions but head coach Andy Reid says the 33-year-old’s fitness is improving.
“Travis is getting better. We’ll see how he does the rest of today or tomorrow and we’ll go from there,” Reid said.
In Kelsey’s absence against the Lions, backup tight ends Noah Gray and Blake Bell combined to catch five passes for 43 yards.


Highlights from the Detroit Lions’ victory over the Kansas City Chiefs during the first week of the NFL season.
Meanwhile, Kadarius Toney caught as many of the eight drops by the Kansas receivers.
We’ll take care of the reception stuff,” Reid added. “I feel very good about the receivers we have.
“We’re not normally the ones to drop the ball but we did and we have to fix that. I think there’s talent that will continue to improve as they keep playing. I’ve seen them do that before. I think we’ll get this worked out.”
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“We all have to do better. That’s the thing I take away from this. Whether it’s training, playing, O-line, D-line – we can all take something from this game and get better at it. .
“There were good and not-so-good periods and we were in a position to win the game. Normally we do that and we didn’t.”
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