I'm hitting two similar props on this player as the Chiefs play out the string. Kelce can pass Jason Witten for second all time in receiving yards by a tight end if he gets to 99 today, and I expect Andy Reid and the coaching staff to try and push his career production as high as possible ahead of a potential retirement in the offseason. I've played Kelce to reach 100 receiving yards today at +700, as it seems more likely a ceiling game is in play if Reid wants it to be.

For the first time in a long time, the Chiefs have nothing to play for. But this could still be a big day for one of their longtime stars. Kelce needs five receptions to take ninth place in the all-time receptions rankings for his own and seven to take sole possession of eighth. He's also 98 receiving yards behind Jason Witten for second all-time among tight ends. With nothing else on the line, I expect Andy Reid to prioritize Kelce targets, especially as Rashee Rice is out of the game. We saw Kelce catch seven passes on nine targets last week, and I see a similar game in the works here.

Raise your hand if you have been a Bears fan since can remember and missed the greatest comeback win in franchise history live. I'm just still in utter disbelief about all of it. Am I dead in a cornfield in Iowa? Will say that now I do understand why many senior citizens record stuff and delay watching sports for like an hour or two to skip through commercials on FF. The game went by much faster. This feels like one of the biggest letdown/trap games in NFL history honestly. Why would the Chiefs care one iota? Just deflation, holmes, after being eliminated last week and the Patrick Mahomes injury. Think Jackson Mahomes is at QB today; that buffoon might be better than Gardner Minshew.

This is a much different Chiefs team without Patrick Mahomes and several other starters, including Rashee Rice and Trent McDuffie. The Titans have made strides offensively, scoring 31 and 24 points the past two weeks while getting huge contributions from Tony Pollard. Look for Cam Ward to play at least as well as Gardner Minshew in a game that goes down to the wire.

It feels as if the betting majority has completely given up on the Chiefs with them missing their star QB and missing the playoffs for the 1st time in 10 seasons. They have injuries, they have a backup quarterback, but they also have a ton of competitive pride and I don't believe Andy Reid will allow this team to no-show the way many seem to think they will - against one of the worst teams in football to boot. KC knows their star is injured and that everyone will have to raise their game. I believe this is a rally the troops effort here, showing the world that the team that has dominated the league for the last decade, should not be doubted.

Gardner Minshew has plenty of experience as he steps into the starter role, but I struggle to see how the Chiefs remain motivated over the final three weeks. They've played 3+ postseason games for six straight years, and with nothing on the line in this road game against a bottom-tier team, it feels like this is the ultimate flat spot for Kansas City. The Titans were close to covering for a fifth time in six games last week, and they've scored 24+ against the Seahawks, Browns and 49ers over the last four games. This team isn't quitting, and they'll be hungry for a win over the former juggernaut here.