After his highly controversial comments earlier this year, Kansas City Chiefs player Harrison Butker's NFL merchandise outsold that of his teammate Travis Kelce.

Harrison Butker proved that a little controversy can be good for business. The Kansas City Chiefs kicker, who drew outrage for his inflammatory commencement address earlier this year, sold more NFL-licensed gear this spring than teammate Travis Kelce.

The NFL Players Association's player sales list, released on Tuesday, September 17, ranked the athletes who sold the most merchandise this spring.

After a muted start to the new NFL campaign, Kansas City Chiefs superstar Travis Kelce has offered some insight into his mentality during a frank discussion with brother Jason Kelce

Travis Kelce's slow start to the season has some football fans ringing alarm bells, but the Kansas City Chiefs aren't concerned. Kelce, 34, has had just four receptions for a total of 39 yards through the Chiefs first two games,

Over the last two seasons, both the on-the-field and off-the-field lives of the Kansas City Chiefs’ star tight end Travis Kelce have been documented in great detail. Against that background, his unexpected lack of receptions over the first two weeks of the season has become a major topic of conversation among multiple NFL fan bases.

The Kansas City Chiefs notched a victory over the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, but it wasn’t exactly the cleanest victory. The Chiefs were bailed out by a mistake from the Bengals late in the game as a Bengals pass-interference penalty on fourth-and-long gave Kansas City a chance at a long field goal to win the Read

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce isn't just a three-time Super Bowl champion, he's officially one of the most annoying players in the NFL. The Action Network had a survey to determine which teams and players are considered the most annoying in the league.