Is Travis Kelce playing tomorrow? Exploring Chiefs TE's injury status ahead of AFC title clash vs Bills

Travis Kelce has been in the spotlight for the Kansas City Chiefs ahead of their AFC championship game against the Buffalo Bills. The tight end is one of the key offensive members on the Chiefs roster and fans want to know whether Kelce will play in the conference title game on Sunday.

Is Travis Kelce playing tomorrow vs. Bills?

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Barring any late injury or setback, Travis Kelce will play against the Bills on Sunday. The Chiefs tight end is active on the team roster and is expected to suit up for the AFC championship game.

Kelce also kept away from the injury report during the week. He took part in full practice sessions on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday so barring any late issues, will be on the field against Buffalo.

How has Chiefs TE Travis Kelce performed this season?

Kelce finished the regular season with 823 yards and three touchdowns on 97 receptions. He helped the Chiefs clinch the No. 1 seed in the AFC, which gave the team a bye in the wild-card round to guarantee automatic qualification into the divisional playoff round.

In the divisional round, Kelce recorded 117 yards and a touchdown on seven receptions to help the Chiefs to a 23-14 win over the Houston Texans.

Since Kelce is one of quarterback Patrick Mahomes' favorite targets, he is expected to play a critical role against the Bills on Sunday.

Here's a look at the TV schedule and live stream details for the Bills-Chiefs AFC championship game, where you can catch Kelce in action.

• Date: Sunday, Jan.26, 2025
• Time: 6:30 p.m. ET
• TV channels: CBS, WIVB Ch. 4 (for locals in Buffalo) and KCTV5 (for locals in Kansas City)
• Live stream: Paramount+ or NFL+
• Venue: GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri

The Chiefs selected Kelce in the third round of the 2013 NFL draft. He has gone on to become one of the greatest players the franchise has ever had. Kelce has earned 10 Pro Bowl honors and helped Kansas City win three Super Bowls. He also holds several postseason records for a tight end, including career receiving yards, receptions, and receiving touchdowns.