Overview
- Travis Kelce tweaked his right ankle on a tackle by Chargers linebacker Daiyan Henley and briefly left for sideline treatment before returning to finish the game.
- Kelce finished with four catches for 53 yards as the Chiefs won 22-6 and preserved their unbeaten start to the season.
- Observers called Henley’s contact a sliding hip‑drop that struck Kelce’s ankle, and the NFL’s Office of Gameday Accountability is reviewing the play.
- A hip‑drop is flagged as unnecessary roughness and the league’s initial fine for a first offense is listed around $17,911, rising for repeat violations.
- Chiefs coach Andy Reid said Kelce will be sore but 'he'll be OK,' medical experts offered a tentative assessment of a mild high‑eversion ankle sprain, and Kelce’s availability for the next game remains to be determined.