Travis Kelceand Xavier Worthy’s reaction to Los Angeles safety Tony Jefferson’s ejection in last night’s game has gone viral on the internet. The Kansas City Chiefs hosted the Los Angeles Chargers at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday, December 14. Unfortunately, the Chiefs lost, putting an end to their playoff dreams.

Travis Kelce’s gesture to Tony Jefferson’s ejection has fans talking

Travis Kelce’s viral gesture to the Chargers’ Tony Jefferson’s ejection has fans debating on social media. Authorities ejected Jefferson from the game in the second half after showing unnecessary roughness to Chiefs’ wide receiver Tyquan Thornton.

After the hit, Kelce and the other Chiefs players crowded around Jefferson, and the two teams nearly came to blows with each other. Authorities deemed Jefferson’s behavior inappropriate, and he was ejected from the game. In response, Kelce and Xavier Worthy waved Jefferson goodbye (via Athlon Sports).

Travis Kelce and Xavier Worthy waving off Tony Jefferson after he was ejected for his hit on Tyquan Thornton #ChiefsKingdompic.twitter.com/cnRXwlIzFr

— Taylor Burr (@TaylorBurr10) December 14, 2025

Unsurprisingly, fans on X have reacted to the Chiefs’ tight end’s reaction to Jefferson’s ejection from the game. One fan wrote, “Taunting,” while another commented, “Click bait. They are obviously waving goodbye to the playoffs.”

A third fan questioned, “Hey @nfl  this seems like taunting and unsportsmanlike conduct. Or does it not count bcs it’s the (eliminated) Chiefs?” A fourth fan penned, “Then Tony Jefferson waving goodbye to the Chiefs playoff chances.”

Understandably upset, the Chiefs’ tight end walked out dejected after the team’s loss to the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday. He politely refused fans’ requests for autographs as he walked into the Chiefs’ dressing room with his head hung low. It will be the first time Kelce has missed the playoffs since 2014 (via Newsweek).

It was a special night for Kelce, as his parents, fiancée Taylor Swift, brother Jason Kelce, Jason’s wife Kylie, and their daughters attended the game. The Chiefs’ tight end still has time to decide whether to return next season, as there is significant buzz regarding his impending retirement.

In some good news, on December 4, the Chiefs announced that the selection committee had chosen Kelce as the club winner of the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award. Kelce thanked Chiefs’ management and fans in a heartfelt video message shared on X.

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Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes suffered a left knee injury during Sunday’s loss to the Los Angeles Chargers. It was a defeat that officially ended Kansas City’s playoff hopes. The injury happened late in a tight game as the Chiefs attempted a comeback, compounding what has already been a difficult season for the team.

Patrick Mahomes suffers knee injury during game

Mahomes went down during a crucial drive while Kansas City trailed by three points. Rolling to his right in search of a play, the quarterback took a hit from a Chargers defender and appeared to hyperextend his knee as he fell to the turf. He remained on the ground for several moments before teammates and staff helped him to his feet.

Although Mahomes managed to walk off the field, he was seen limping on the sideline. Backup quarterback Gardner Minshew II replaced him for the remainder of the game as the Chiefs tried to keep their season alive. The Chargers ultimately sealed a 16-13 victory when Minshew threw an interception on the final drive.

The loss proved decisive for Kansas City. Entering the weekend, the Chiefs needed a win to stay in the playoff hunt. Victories by the Houston Texans and Jacksonville Jaguars, combined with the loss to Los Angeles, knocked Kansas City out of postseason contention. Mahomes finished the game 16-of-28 for 189 passing yards with one interception. He also scored a rushing touchdown in the first quarter, accounting for the Chiefs’ lone trip to the end zone.

After the game, Patrick Mahomes addressed the injury and the season-ending loss in a post on X, sharing his disappointment and resolve. “Don’t know why this had to happen,” he wrote. “And not going to lie it’s hurts. But all we can do now is Trust in God and attack every single day over and over again. Thank you Chiefs kingdom for always supporting me and for everyone who has reached out and sent prayers. I Will be back stronger than ever.”

The injury capped a bruising campaign for Mahomes, who entered the game already dealing with multiple physical setbacks.

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