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And Kelce certainly proved his worth against the Chargers, with seven catches for 89 yards and breaking Tony Gonzalez’s franchise record for receptions.

With 922 and counting, Kelce’s performance silenced those who were ready to write him off.

As Kelce humorously remarked on New Heights, “Since when is 89 yards a big game?” For him, it’s all in a day’s work.

Mathieu’s unwavering support for Kelce is a reminder that in football, as in life, it’s not about how you start-it’s how you finish.

Despite the slow start to the season, Kelce’s resilience and talent shone through when it mattered most.

As Mathieu put it, “He would be the last person I fall asleep on Monday night,” emphasizing the respect and admiration he holds for Kelce as a player.

Amidst the criticism and doubts surrounding Kelce’s performance, there’s a sense of defiance in Mathieu’s words.

It’s as if he’s daring the critics to keep underestimating Kelce, knowing full well that the tight end has what it takes to prove them wrong.

This unwavering belief in Kelce’s abilities serves as a powerful message to those quick to jump on the negativity bandwagon.

In the end, Travis Kelce’s critics may have their reasons for doubting him, but as Mathieu and his unwavering support show, there’s more to Kelce than meets the eye.

His ability to rise to the occasion and deliver when it matters most speaks volumes about his character and talent.

As Mathieu aptly puts it, “He’s still a savvy player,” and that’s something worth keeping in mind when assessing Kelce’s impact on the field.