Travis Kelce’s gesture for in-attendance American soldiers at Chiefs vs. Seahawks goes viral

Kansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce has attracted a lot of positive attention for his pre-game gesture towards American soldiers in their game against the Seattle Seahawks. Kelce is arguably the most famous active NFL player in the world right now because of his unparalleled success on the field and popularity off the field due to his relationship with Taylor Swift. However, Kelce strives to be a shining example of a good leader and role model to everyone, which was on display before the Chiefs vs. Seahawks clash on October 25. Travis Kelce greets in-attendance U.S. soldiers at Chiefs vs. Seahawks Kelce made it a point to go over to the sideline to personally thank a group of U.S. Army soldiers who were in attendance for the clash, speaking to them before focusing on the game at hand. Fans loved to see this gesture from Kelce. “As a mother of a Marine, this warms my heart. Thank you, Travis Kelce!” said one fan . “Kelce gave two young flag football fans his preseason gloves in August, and now he’s thanking soldiers before kickoff. The dude just does this stuff for real,” said another fan . “He’s such a great guy, as goofy as he is. He seems like a nice human being,” said a fan with a backhanded compliment . “Even took his helmet off… class act,” said another impressed fan . “He is such a great guy. They were giddy!” said one fan, reacting to the soldiers’ reaction to Kelce coming up to them . Kelce is having a decent season with the Chiefs, although he could not help the Chiefs’ offence against the Seahawks in a 20-3 loss, registering four receptions on eight targets for 44 yards. He led the team in both yards and targets as the Chiefs’ offence under QB Patrick Mahomes sputtered. Kelce is having an impressive year for a 36-year-old, putting up a total of 24 receptions for 343 receiving yards and two touchdowns over the season. Aaron Rodgers hints NFL owners shut down original plans for International Week to avoid spending Nick Wright has ‘old school’ reaction to Chiefs getting dominated by Seahawks ‘Have to’ – Klint Kubiak’s honest answer on Fernando Mendoza replacing Kirk Cousins as Raiders QB1