"What the hell is that?" - NFL fans "cringe" over Travis Kelce's pregame outfit for Chiefs-Bills AFCCG showdown

Travis Kelce raised eyebrows with his pregame outfit for the AFC championship game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills. The three-time Super Bowl champion wore a suit with grey stripes on the left hand and leg. He added a beanie and glasses to complete the look.

Not everybody felt Kelce's clothes selection fit the occasion, and fans took to X (formerly Twitter) to criticize his outfit.

"What the hell is that outfit?" one fan questioned.

"He looks so f*****g stupid 📶," another fan wrote.

The jokes kept coming as fans found more ways to ridicule Travis Kelce's outfit.

"Dude looks like he got kidnapped and some of the duct tape is still left on," one fan said.

"What?!? That suit looks like it was tailored by someone who hates Travis😅," another fan said.

Travis Kelce is having a terrific 2024 NFL playoffs with the Kansas City Chiefs. He showed that he still got it with a seven-reception, 117-yard, and one-touchdown performance against the Houston Texans in the AFC divisional round. However, he is facing a more difficult challenge tonight against the Buffalo Bills, a team keen to dethrone the Chiefs and advance to the Super Bowl for the first time with Josh Allen.

Jason Kelce had emotional admission about possibly not attending Travis Kelce's game against Bills

As Travis Kelce plays another important game in his illustrious NFL career, the veteran tight end wouldn't have a major supporter by his side, as brother Jason Kelce will be in Philadelphia to watch his beloved Eagles. Besides being a fan-favorite at Lincoln Financial Field, his job with ESPN made it difficult for Kelce to be present at both events.

"This is something I'm still trying to figure out," Jason Kelce said on his show "They Call It Late Night". "I'm working ESPN, I'll be at the tailgate for the Birds game, which I'm excited about. I'm really fired up to be there for that. But I'm kind of torn. I want to be there for the Eagles, but I also want to be there for my brother. I don't know how many more he has. We might be able to see both of us here again hopefully."

The Chiefs and Bills have created a lot of history in recent years, with the former leading the matchup in the playoffs with a 3-0 lead, while the Bills have won their last four regular-season duels.