Travis Kelce: The making of an NFL great - Kansas City Chiefs hit with major blow

Travis Kelce: Cleveland to Canton? The making of an NFL great

Article from Sky Sports

Butch Jones watched on as his Cincinnati Bearcats players sneaker-squeaked from ball to ball amid a three-point shooting contest as part of a team-building session, the winner of which would go on to face their head coach.

Up stepped his court-savvy tight end who could score touchdowns and shoot hoops and pitch curveballs and navigate an ice-hockey rink as he brushed aside teammates to schedule a meeting with the man for whom he ran routes and chip-blocked pass rushers in view of a future in the NFL. Beating his coach wasn't quite enough, though. Not for Travis Kelce.

"In front of the team he shot left handed to go against me, that's the confidence he had and the talent he had," Jones told Sky Sports. "I want to say out of five three-point shots I believe he made four of them left-handed.

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Kansas City Chiefs hit with major Super Bowl blow ahead of Philadelphia Eagles clash

Article from The Express

Super Bowl hopefuls the Kansas City Chiefs have lost one of their main attacking weapons ahead of Sunday's championship clash

Andy Reid will need all the tools at his disposal in order to beat the free-flowing Philadelphia Eagles in Sunday's Super Bowl showdown in Arizona. However, the two-time champions have been hit by the news that one of this season's most effective performers won't be fit for the fixture.

That's after it emerged the franchise has placed wide receiver Mecole Hardman on injured reserve, ruling him out of contention for the NFL finale. Hardman, 24, saw his regular season end in Week 9, with a pelvic injury listed as the reason for his absence.