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Call Me the Old Lucky Dog — But I’m Still Running Wild!” 🏈 the Kansas City Chiefs star, 36,Travis told Scott Van Pelt on SportsCenter following his team’s 28-7 Monday Night Football win and electrifying touchdown against the Washington Commanders. “I’m putting on the pads like I’m 15 years old again, I’m loving every single bit of it.” Don’t miss watch the moment he told Van Pelt something that shook the entire chiefs kingdom and swifties we never saw this coming
a night that felt straight out of a sports movie, Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs’ 36-year-old superstar, proved once again why he’s still the beating heart of Chiefs Kingdom. Monday Night Football turned into a Kelce classic when the tight end delivered an electrifying touchdown against the Washington Commanders, capping off a dominant 28-7 victory that had Arrowhead fans roaring.
But it wasn’t just the touchdown that broke the internet — it was what came after.
Moments after the game, Kelce sat down with Scott Van Pelt on SportsCenter and dropped a line that sent shockwaves through both Chiefs Nation and the Swiftie universe:
> “Call me the old lucky dog — but I’m still running wild,” Kelce said with a grin. “I’m putting on the pads like I’m 15 years old again. I’m loving every single bit of it.”
The quote instantly exploded across social media, with fans flooding X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok calling it “the most Travis thing ever.” Many pointed out the double meaning — a playful nod to his love life with Taylor Swift, who’s been cheering him on from the stands during his record-breaking season.
And yes — she was there again. Dressed in a fiery red turtleneck and Chiefs jacket, Taylor was spotted in the VIP suite celebrating every play, her smile matching the energy on the field. When Kelce crossed into the end zone, cameras caught her jumping up with Brittany Mahomes — a moment fans are already dubbing “The Touchdown Heard Around the World.”
But what really got everyone talking was the way Kelce’s post-game energy felt like a man reborn. “He’s glowing,” one fan wrote. “Love’s fueling his game.” Others joked, “Taylor’s era is turning Travis into a superhero.”
Whether you’re Team NFL or Team Swiftie, one thing’s clear: Travis Kelce isn’t slowing down — he’s leveling up.
And if Monday night was any indication, this “old lucky dog” has plenty of wild runs left in him. 🐾🔥
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