Dunger Travis Kelce says Chiefs did not have “Spark” 2025 Super Bowl loss

Travis Kelce processes Kansas City Chiefs’ Loss in Super Bowl 2025.

While talking to the media after the oblique defeat in New Orleans on Sunday 9 February, praised the tight end Philadelphia EaglesAs he said the best managers in all “three phases” in the game.

“(We) could not make it go offensively,” Kelce, 35, told reporters in the dressing room after the match. “I mean they just got after us in all three phases and then on top of it, you know, sales, penalties, play behind the sticks on crime.”

Kelce added that the managers lost passports and did not execute as they have throughout the season.

“We haven’t played so badly all year,” he said. “You don’t lose so without everything going badly.”

The NFL star added that his team never gave up, even though he was suspended most of the game.

“This team will fight to the end forever and you saw it,” he said. “Even with the point late we would always fight.”

Had Chiefs pulled out the victory, it would have been the biggest coming victory in the Super Bowl history-and they would have got the NFL history to repeat as champion for a third straight year.

Instead, Kelce & Co. A rare loss after walking 15-2 during the regular season.

“We just couldn’t find that spark,” New heights Said podcasts. “We couldn’t find that momentum.”