After running a few steps with the ball, Kelce fired a perfect lateral to running back Samaje Perine who took off down the sideline and almost got the first down, which they went for and got on ...

Andy Reid says the Travis Kelce lateral was a designed play 🧠 Given they once won a Super Bowl scoring two touchdowns on a play called “Corn Dog,” I hope this has an equally silly name ...

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Kelce appeared to be looking for someone to toss the ball to before he lateraled the ball to teammate Samaje Perine, who caught Kelce's lateral in stride before running an additional 15 yards.

That’s when Kelce lateraled to Perine, who nearly picked up the first down: Kelce with the pitch on 3rd & 22 The play brought to mind another Chiefs’ lateral, the one from Kelce to Kadarius ...

If there’s one thing Travis Kelce loves to do on a football field, it’s throw a lateral. In the second quarter of the Kansas City Monday night game against New Orleans, Kelce pitched the ball ...

During Monday night’s Chiefs-Saints matchup, Travis Kelce casually tossed a lateral pass to Samaje Perine mid-play, surprising everyone, including Patrick Mahomes. The Chiefs were marching down ...

Perine surged forward to pick up 15 yards, cutting 3rd-and-21 to a manageable 4th-and-1 because of Kelce's savvy lateral. Kelce's girlfriend Taylor Swift was loving the impromptu play, as shown on ...

One of the highlights of Monday night’s 26-13 Chiefs win over the Saints was a play that saw Kelce catch a short pass on third-and-21 and then lateral across the field to Perine, who ran for 15 yards ...

The eight-year veteran entered Week 5, having only spent about a month and a half with the Chiefs, but having practiced with Kelce, Perine knew the unscripted lateral was a possibility.