See how Travis Kelce celebrated after scoring some of his record 83 touchdowns

Travis Kelce had some solid dance moves in his repertoire long before meeting his fiancée Taylor Swift.

Like Swift, some of his best dancing has been performed in front of tens of thousands of adoring fans in sold out stadiums.

So he can’t sing like Taylor, but the Kansas City Chiefs tight end sure has a talent for scoring touchdown—and dancing. It’s after those touchdowns where fans get a glimpse of Kelce’s ability to bust a move. He’s had lots of opportunities to show us what he’s got in his 12 seasons with the Chiefs.

Kelce tied the franchise record for scoring the most touchdowns on Monday night when he pulled in a 10-yard pass from quarterback Patrick Mahomes for his 83rd career touchdown. The trip into the end zone tied the record held by the Chiefs’ legendary running back Priest Holmes.

Kelce’s 83rd touchdown ended with a somewhat humble celebration by Kelce terms. Once he pulled in the pass and turned to make a couple of steps to cross the goal line, he simply dropped the ball behind him, put on a big smile, leaned back a little with his arms thrust down and shouted into the air. His Chiefs teammates were quick to surround him and pelt him with congratulatory slaps. Not so much of a dance as it was a spontaneous moment of joy.

With nine regular season games to go, it’s likely Kelce will be the sole owner of the prestigious record by the end of the season.

How will he celebrate touchdown number 84 when he claims the record outright?

Will it be with his “ride ‘em cowboy” dance like he did after watching offensive tackle Wanya Morris score on the Bengals in 2024? Maybe it will be with the “Shakira-style” hip shake he’s pulled out on several occasions, or, perhaps, the “stanky leg” that was witnessed by viewers around the world when Kelce scored on his brother Jason’s Philadelphia Eagles in 2023 during Super Bowl LVII.

Which “Jagger-esque” moves has Kelce yet to reveal?

Chiefs fans will have to wait and see.

Here are a few of #87’s best touchdown celebrations over the years.

This story was originally published November 1, 2025 at 6:00 AM.

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