Travis Kelce Admits Struggles With Stats, But Winning 'All That F***in' Matters'

Travis Kelce‘s not losing his mind over his stat line like the rest of the world … saying despite having the best outing of his season on Sunday, the only number he gives a damn about is the one in the win column.

The All-Pro tight end addressed his seven-catch, 89-yard performance in a win over the Los Angeles Chargers on the latest episode of his “New Heights” podcast with brother, Jason, on Wednesday … which was surprisingly the strongest performance of the 2024 campaign for the usually dominant force.

Travis admitted the narrative of his struggles on the field leading up to the Week 4 contest were true … but only in one area.

As for folks giving their two cents on his every on-field move … Travis said he’s not listening to the outside noise — even if it’s complimentary. But if he IS going to assess his numbers, he holds himself to a much higher standard.

“Big game?” Travis said. “Since when is 89 yards a big game? It was a solid game. A big game is like I score a touchdown, or something.”

Jason took it one step further … saying if a pass catcher doesn’t go over the 100-yard mark, it isn’t a “big game” in his eyes.

Travis insisted he’s focused on doing his job whenever his number’s called … and helping get a dub, even if it’s in a smaller role.

“I was accountable this game,” he said. “I didn’t have any drops, which was what happened in Atlanta to make me feel like I had a bad game. I still didn’t have an outstanding game, there’s a lot that goes into having a great game.”

“I helped my team find a way to win, and that is all that will ever matter.”