Everyone Was Saying The Same Thing About Travis Kelce’s Package After His Manhood Was Exposed On Social Media For All To See

Travis Kelce in Chiefs jerseyTravis Kelce (Photo by Jason Hanna/Getty Images)
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NFL fans made the same joke after Travis Kelce’s package was exposed on social media after the Kansas City Cheifs beat the Houston Texans on Saturday.

The reigning Super Bowl champions logged another win this weekend that took them to 14-1, having already clinched the AFC West.

Kelce’s ‘New Heights’ podcast took to X to share a tweet showing an image of the player with his arms outstretched captioned, “Job not done but… W.”

They quickly deleted it after comments pertaining to the tight end’s manhood began rolling in, but not before it was immortalized in various screenshots and reposted online.

“I wonder why they deleted this pic of Kelce’s package? 🤣🤣🤣” one such post read.

“Come on man,” another said.

“How was that published in the first place??” someone wondered.

“You know why,” another claimed.

“Must have been cold,” suggested a fifth.

Travis Kelce Hasn’t Been Himself This Season

Travis Kelce hasn’t quite played up to the standard he set for himself and hasn’t scored a touchdown in six weeks, while he hasn’t registered more than 45 yards over his last three outings.

However, Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin had lots of praise for him ahead of the upcoming Christmas Day fixture between the two teams.

“Can’t say enough about [Travis] Kelce. He is an unbelievably unselfish player; I don’t think he gets enough credit for that. Big playmaker certainly. But some of the things you see he does without the ball in his hands for others in terms of getting them open,” Tomlin said.

“As I mentioned, he’s really good at play extensions and finding spacing, and being on the same page with the quarterback. He’s also done a really nice job from a protection standpoint… Another reason why I’m really impressed with the unselfishness of his play.”

Kelce and the Chiefs could clinch the AFC’s No. 1 seed with a win on Wednesday.