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The incident unfolded late in the first half when Mahomes’ errant throw intended for Kelce ricocheted off course, striking a cameraman who was squatting in the end zone. The impact sent the sideline worker crashing to the turf, drawing gasps from the crowd. Although the camera remained intact, the fall was dramatic enough for fans to jokingly label it as “attempted murder.” Fortunately, the NFL later confirmed that the cameraman was unharmed, although his identity remains undisclosed.
Meanwhile, the situation worsened for Kelce. The 36-year-old Pro Bowler was on the receiving end of a punishing tackle from linebacker Cole Bishop, which left him slow to rise. As trainers rushed to his aid, Kelce was visibly shaken, having been pushed down by Terrell Bernard just moments before. With only three seconds left before halftime, Kelce limped off the field, managing to watch kicker Harrison Butker convert a field goal before heading to the locker room.
Despite the pain, Kelce was seen responding to the raucous Bills fans, cupping his ears and soaking in the hostile atmosphere. Comments from fans on social media highlighted the fierce rivalry, with one noting that Buffalo fans made even the notoriously tough Philadelphia crowd seem welcoming.
Kelce, however, showed resilience, returning to the field for the opening snap of the third quarter. He and Mahomes executed a miraculous fourth-and-17 conversion, setting up a touchdown run by Kareem Hunt. Nevertheless, the Chiefs ultimately fell to the Bills, 28-21, marking their fifth consecutive regular-season defeat against Buffalo.
As the Chiefs’ record dropped to 5-4, Mahomes reflected on the game, stating, “It’s going to come down to a couple of plays. They made those plays.” The tension between these two teams continues to build as the Chiefs still hold the edge in postseason encounters since 2020, setting the stage for a potential rematch in the playoffs.
As the dust settles on this high-stakes matchup, all eyes will be on Travis Kelce’s recovery and the Chiefs’ next moves as they seek to regain their footing in the competitive NFL landscape.