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Somber Travis Kelce Says Chiefs Didn't Have a 'Spark' in Crushing 2025 Super Bowl Loss - Yahoo Sports

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Travis Kelce is processing the Kansas City Chiefs’ loss in Super Bowl 2025.

While speaking to the media after the lopsided defeat in New Orleans on Sunday, Feb. 9, the tight end praised the Philadelphia Eagles, who he said bested the Chiefs in all “three phases” of the game.

“[We] couldn’t get it going offensively,” Kelce, 35, told reporters in the locker room after the game. “I mean they just got after us on all three phases and then on top of that, you know, turnovers, penalties, playing behind the sticks on offense.”

Kelce added that the Chiefs dropped passes and didn’t execute like they have throughout the season.

“We haven’t played that bad all year,” he said. “You don’t lose like that without everything going bad.”

Related: Patrick Mahomes Says He’s Not Sure If Travis Kelce Will Return to Chiefs Next Season After 2025 Super Bowl Loss

The NFL star added his team never gave up, despite getting shut out for most of the game.

“This team is gonna fight til the end forever and you saw that,” he said. “Even with the score late, we were always gonna fight.”

Jamie Squire/Getty Travis Kelce during the 2025 Super Bowl

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Travis Kelce during the 2025 Super Bowl

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Had the Chiefs pulled out the victory, it would have been the largest come-from-behind win in Super Bowl history — and they would have made NFL history repeating as champions for a third-straight year.

Instead, Kelce & Co. are contemplating a rare loss after going 15-2 during the regular season.

“We just couldn’t find that spark,” the New Heights podcaster said. “We couldn’t find that momentum."

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