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Kelce scored the 77th receiving touchdown of his career on Dec. 25 against the Steelers, which allowed him to surpass the great Tony Gonzalez for the most receiving touchdowns in Chiefs franchise history.

Jerry Rice holds the NFL record with 1,549 career receptions. That wasn’t the only noteworthy achievement on Wednesday for Kelce. He also broke a tie with Tony Gonzalez for the most touchdown receptions in Chiefs history with 77. Gonzalez had 76 in his time with the Chiefs.

After the touchdown, Kelce — Taylor Swift’s famous boyfriend — dunked the ball over the goal post, which was a violation of NFL rules. The league announced Saturday that it fined Kelce $14,069 for “Unsportmanlike Conduct Use of Prop,” according to multiple reports.

Tight end Travis Kelce has constructed a Hall of Fame-caliber resume over the years, also cementing himself as one of the greatest Kansas City Chiefs ever. In Week 17, he added to his legacy by passing a longtime franchise legend and setting a new record in the process.

The NFL announced on Saturday, Jan. 4, that Kelce was fined for “Unsportsmanlike Conduct Use of Prop,” according to NBC Sports

Travis Kelce, widely regarded as one of the greatest tight ends in NFL history, made headlines during the Kansas City Chiefs’ Christmas Day game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Kelce surpassed Tony Gonzalez’s long-standing franchise record for touchdown receptions,

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has solidified his legacy as one of the most dominant and accomplished players in NFL history at his position. Yet, he’s also no stranger to drawing the occasional unsportsmanlike conduct penalty,

Travis Kelce’s Christmas Day tribute to Tony Gonzalez sparked controversy after the NFL fined him $14,069 for unsportsmanlike conduct. This video dives into the touchdown celebration, the league’s reaction,

Travis Kelce’s crowd-pleasing touchdown catch during the Kansas City Chiefs' Christmas Day victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers has come at a cost.