Tight end Travis Kelce paid homage to former star Tony Gonzalez after breaking the Chiefs’ record for career touchdown receptions, but the NFL didn’t approve. Kelce was fined for doing Gonzalez’s ...

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surpassing Pro Football Hall of Famer Tony Gonzalez's record for the most in team history. Kelce saluted Gonzalez's iconic celebration, dunking the football over the crossbar. After the game ...

Gonzalez took to X to acknowledge the celebration and the fine. In a lighthearted response, Gonzalez posted: "lol! I got u," accompanied by a compliment for Kelce's dunk. It seemed like a funny ...

Travis Kelce was fined $14,069 for using the goal post as a prop during his touchdown celebration on Christmas Day, which ...

Travis Kelce paid tribute to Tony Gonzalez with his celebration ... When he was in college at Cal, Gonzalez starred in both football and basketball. Kelce is in his 12th NFL season, which is ...

capping it with a tribute goalpost touchdown in honor of Tony Gonzalez, who he surpassed for the record. The Chiefs legend and current analyst for Prime Video's Thursday Night Football coverage ...

More Tony Gonzalez, who was famous for dunking the football through the goalpost after scoring in his 17-year career, offered to cover Travis Kelce's fine if he followed suit. "If he dunks it ...

Travis Kelce breaks Tony Gonzalez's record in Christmas Day win ... not only for this organization but for football. I gave my best effort-I don't know if I did it quite like him, but I gave ...

After the touchdown, Kelce "dunked" the ball over the crossbar, emulating ... "Showing Tony some love and paying a big tribute to who he's been, not only to this organization but to football ...