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Yahoo Sports reports that Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid offered a concise reaction to Travis Kelce's record-breaking showing in the team's 33-30 overtime victory against the Indianapolis Colts. Reid kept his remarks brief, letting the performance speak for itself after the Chiefs needed extra time to secure the win in Week 2. The game demanded resilience from Kansas City, and Kelce delivered a historic outing that his coach seemed content to acknowledge with minimal fanfare.
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