Travis Kelce takes blame for injuring teammate in on-field collision: ‘I’ve got to do better’
Travis Kelce breaks silence after injuring Chiefs teammate during Chargers game
- Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has taken full responsibility for accidentally injuring teammate Xavier Worthy during their opening-season game.
- The incident occurred in the first quarter of the Chiefs' game against the Los Angeles Chargers in São Paulo, Brazil, when Kelce collided with Worthy, causing a dislocated shoulder.
- Speaking on his New Heights podcast, Kelce admitted he needed to 'be better' and that there was 'no excuse' for running into his own player.
- Chiefs head coach Andy Reid provided a positive update, stating Worthy will not require surgery and is not being considered for short-term injured reserve.
- The Chiefs ultimately lost the game 27-21 to the Chargers.
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