Kelce faced heavy coverage and limited vertical seams, testing the Chiefs’ ability to structure routes against a sophisticated Eagles defense.

Kelce remains a focal point, yet Fowler stresses the need for a true deep-threat to complement him. A Hill reunion could shift Kelce’s share and role, influencing red-zone targets and overall offense rhythm.

Kelce is presented as part of the Chiefs' narrative fade, with potential for reduced ceiling in Week 3. The emphasis is on considering safer, high-floor options and not overloading on KC’s primary option.

Kelce is flagged as a potential sell due to a lean week and occasional miscommunications, signaling a possible dip from elite parity. The piece weighs his historical value against current inconsistencies and upcoming defensive calendars.

Travis Kelce anchors the Chiefs’ aerial attack, delivering elite target share and consistent volume. The piece frames his mood as a potential swing factor for game plans and fantasy output, suggesting that the real value lies in workload and matchups rather than vibes.