I was surprised that 160 yards set our record for TE yardage, figured Gonzalez would've had more than that at some point in his career

Nonetheless it was a brilliant performance, caught everything in sight and turned a screen into an 80 yard touchdown

Congrats, Travis... we're damn glad to have ya

He was also the block that busted Hill as has been noted. He was money on third-down as well.

Not sure he can come up with another 160 yards to take the all-time single-season yardage number from Gonzalez, but possible.

I was definitely remiss to not mention his blocking, dude just mashed suckers all night long

He's had to have averaged over a hundred yards a game over his last six games. Wonder how many times that has happened.

Gonzalez had a 173 yard day once. It was against wither Oakland or Green Bay, I can't remember which.

And didn't Tony have 1200+ yards one season with us? Now I'm gonna have to go look......

He had two. He got 1203 yards in 2000 and 1258 yards in 2004. Pretty ****ing amazing for a tight end.

Looking further, he fumbled only 6 times in his whole career, and only lost one of them. Amazing.

I kinda thought Tony would've had at least one 200 yard game, but oh well... dont wanna sound like I'm complaining about Kelce' huge night

He needs 142 to eclipse Gonzo.

I think Kelce had more than 6 fumbles last season - though to his credit he has turned that around this season.

Now if we could only get Maclin working again...

For sure. If anything, it gives you a look at what you're comparing yourself to when you start to reach Tony Gonzalez levels of production.

Maclin, kelce, hill, charles, ware all on the field would be a nightmare for defenses i want to see.

That alone is worth immediate 'Ring Of Honor' consideration.

Those ****ing hands of his....amazing.

Kelce > Gonzalez in blocking and knocking guys on their ass.