Travis Kelce knows that Kansas City Chiefs fans don’t want to hear excuses, and he’s not ready to offer any after his team lost, 27-21, to the Los Angeles Chargers on September 5.

“I know it’s kinda sounding like a broken record from last year’s Super Bowl, but that’s on us as leaders,” Kelce, 35, said on the Wednesday, September 10, episode of his “New Heights” podcast. “I’ll take the most accountability myself. I wasn’t ready that first drive.”

Kelce is coming off, statistically, one of the worst seasons of his career, culminating in a blowout Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in February. He finished Friday’s game with two receptions and a touchdown.

With the sports world watching as the NFL played only its second-ever game in South America, the Chiefs fell behind immediatel

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