@SleeperBot: Travis Kelce addressed rumors that the Kansas City Chiefs were "scared" of facing the Cincinnati Bengals and their quarterback Joe Burrow in the playoffs, emphasizing his eagerness to play against strong teams. Despite accusations of deliberately losing to the Denver Broncos, Kelce made it clear that he relished the challenge of taking on tough opponents in a "Mortal Kombat" style. Head coach Andy Reid rested starters as the Chiefs were already secured in their playoff position, leading to the Broncos' victory.

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