Travis Kelce shares his thoughts on Chiefs’ game Sunday against the Bills
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- Travis Kelce said Chiefs offense is rolling after three straight wins.
- He credited defense and special teams while urging sustained scoring output.
- Chiefs face Bills on short week; Kelce warned Cook’s run threat must be contained.
The weekly breakdown of the Chiefs’ previous game on the New Heights podcast has been much more enjoyable lately for tight end Travis Kelce.
After an 0-2 start, the Chiefs have won three straight games and five of their last six. The offense is averaging just a touch under 31 points over the last five games.
On the latest episode of the New Heights podcast, which was released Wednesday, Kelce talked about the Chiefs’ 28-7 win over the Commanders and KC’s recent success.
“I think we’re rolling, man, we’re rolling as a team,” Kelce said. “Obviously, the Commanders, missing their QB (Jayden Daniels), he’s the kind of player where if he’s playing, that game is probably a little bit closer. But at the same time, defense is playing great, special teams is playing great, and offense, it just feels like we’re dialing the right things up, and we’re rolling as an offense. It’s fun when everybody’s getting a piece of the pie. ...
“We’re scoring touchdowns and that’s where it really gets fun. When you’re putting up seven points every time you touch the ball, it’s a fun, fun time.”
Kelce on the Bills
The Chiefs hope to keep rolling on offense, but it won’t be easy Sunday. The Chiefs travel to Orchard Park, New York, to face the Bills, who have the ninth-ranked scoring defense.
The Chiefs and Bills have become almost division rivals with how frequently they’ve played over the past five seasons. That’s because of the four postseason matchups between the teams in that span.
Kelce talked about facing the Bills.
“We got a big one this week against Buffalo on a short week, man,” he said. “And the Bills got rolling again this past week. They were part of some of those blowout games that we saw on Sunday.”
Jason Kelce noted the Bills offense had a big day Sunday in a 40-9 win over the Panthers.
“I mean, they can score with the best of them, baby,” Travis Kelce said.
Bills running back James Cook had 216 rushing yards against the Panthers and two touchdowns.
“Getting him the ball is a pretty good strategy,” Travis Kelce said. “Yeah, so hopefully we can slow that down and keep putting up points like we’ve been putting up over the past couple of weeks.“
This story was originally published October 29, 2025 at 12:02 PM with the headline "Travis Kelce shares his thoughts on Chiefs’ game Sunday against the Bills."
