Travis Kelce is now the Kansas City Chiefs’ career receptions leader. He passed Tony Gonzalez with his second catch against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Travis Kelce became the Kansas City Chiefs' career receptions leader Sunday, passing Tony Gonzalez with his second catch against the Los Angeles Chargers. The nine-time Pro Bowl tight end made a 38-yard reception on Kansas City's opening drive to tie the record of 916 catches set by Gonzalez over 12 seasons from 1997 to 2008.

Travis Kelce may be the old head on the Kansas City Chiefs' offense, but he definitely has the respect of his young teammates, especially second-year wideout Rashee Rice. Prior to Sunday's game against the Chargers,