Travis Kelce Thinks About ‘Special’ Game at Home vs. Cleveland Browns

Travis Kelce he becomes bitter about returning to his hometown.

The Kansas City Chiefs headed to Ohio to face the Cleveland Browns at Huntington Bank Field on Sunday, December 15, winning 21-7. As a Cleveland Heights native, Kelce, 35, was excited to show off his teammates.

“I just love this city, man. It was very sweet. I felt like a tour guide,” Travis said on the Wednesday, December 18, episode of his and his brother Jason KelceThe “New Heights” podcast. “When we flew in, I felt like a tour guide, telling everyone every city we were passing by, all the monuments, all the buildings. ‘Oh, that’s where mom is [Donna Kelce] worked, right there, great, the [Key Tower]the tallest.’”

Travis commented that he has “so much love and appreciation for the way we grew up and the fun we had and all the people we knew who helped shape me into the values ​​I have today.” Many of those people were at Sunday’s game, Travis yelled, “my friends were there, my friends’ parents were there, my childhood friends’ kids are now watching me like I was a little kid watching the Browns.”

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Passing by the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the Great Lakes Science Center — where Travis and Jason, 37, would go on school trips as kids — was not pleasant.

“[It brought up] silly memories, like going to the cafeteria at the Science Center and spitting on people everywhere and getting in trouble so you’re still a kid,” Travis said sarcastically. “Being reckless and getting in trouble with my friends and memories and all that stupid stuff was just, like, going in and out of my mind. And it just, you know, it felt surreal.”

Travis also revealed that he wasn’t sure if Sunday was the last time he played in his hometown in his NFL career. “It felt like I was doing it for the last time before I finished because, you know, I’ve only played there twice in 12 years,” he explained. “So, unless we get thrown in there for the next couple, I don’t see it happening again.”

He continued: “It was a special day for me man, I give a big shout out to everyone in the Heights and everyone in Cleveland who helped me and always supported me in life, not just since I came in. league.”

While Travis was supported by his Ohio friends and family in the stands at Sunday’s game, his girlfriend, Taylor Swifthe wasn’t there. Swift is pre-packaged The Eras Tour on December 8 and celebrated his 35th birthday on Friday, December 13.

Despite Swift’s absence, Travis felt the love from his fans on Sunday even with the top two Swifties’ performances. The Eras Tour vendor on the way out of the arena. “@newheightsshow tell travis thank you for saying hello to us😃,” one fan captioned X’s clip of their interaction with Travis.