Travis Kelce Racks Up Another ‘Oldest’ NFL Record in Chiefs Win Over Jets With Rare Touchdown

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce became the oldest tight end in NFL history to score a rushing touchdown during a 34-12 victory over the New York Jets on Sunday, November 8. Playing in his 200th career game, the 37-year-old scored on a 1-yard shovel toss from Patrick Mahomes that was ruled a backward handoff.

The score marked Kelce's 108th career touchdown, surpassing Rob Gronkowski for third place on the NFL's all-time list for tight ends. Additionally, Kelce and Mahomes reached 9,360 combined passing and receiving yards, breaking the previous duo record held by Philip Rivers and Antonio Gates.