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Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes' continued talks about their pre-game match with Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker in Sunday's AFC Championship have led to one CBS Sports host to question his Super Bowl pick. On CBS' Zach Gelb's show, 'This is not going to be popular.' "Kelce and Mahomes must leave,' says the narrator. Enough with the talk about Justin Tucker. You have won. You've made it to the Super Bowl.' The incident occurred prior to the Chiefs' 17-10 victory over the Ravens, when Kelce was seen ferociously shifting Tucker's gear as the vengeful kicker warmed up at Kansas City's end of the field. The NFL Network's James Palmer caught the conversation on his cell phone, and the video went viral quickly.

Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes were so ill by their pre-game match against legendary Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker that they were offended for a 15-yard taunting foul if he missed a late call Sunday's AFC Championship that they were compelled to take a 15-yard suspension. During Wednesday's episode of Pat McAfee's ESPN show, Kelce joked with Mahomes.' I was 1,000 percent getting flagged for that one.' Kelce was seen furiously moving Tucker's gear prior to the Chiefs' 17-10 victory over the Ravens, while the legendary kicker stretched at Kansas City's end of the field just a few feet from Mahomes. On his cell phone, NFL Network's James Palmer caught the conversation, which soon became viral. The ESPN host was quick to mock Kelce's live interview with McAfee on Wednesday, so the narrator was quick to mock the situation.

Justin Tucker of the Baltimore Ravens was more than just encroaching on the Kansas City Chiefs' warmups before the AFC Championship on Sunday. The NFL legend was actually playing head games, as Travis Kelce told his brother Jason on this week's episode of their New Heights podcast. Travis told Jason, the Philadelphia Eagles center, 'Don't look at me as the bad guy.' He was poking the bear.' Kelce was seen ferociously moving Tucker's gear ahead of the Chiefs' 17-10 victory over the Ravens, just a few feet from Kansas City's end of the field. The conversation was caught on his cell phone, and it went viral quickly. NFL Network's James Palmer caught the conversation on his cell phone, and NFL Network's James Palmer caught it on his cell phone.

During pregame warmups before the AFC Championship in Baltimore on Sunday, Travis Kelce wasn't being frivolous, kicking and dragging Ravens kicker Justin Tucker's ball and equipment. Kelce was seen furiously moving Tucker's gear prior to the Chiefs' 17-10 victory, when the legendary kicker was stretching at the end of the field in Kansas City. James Palmer of NFL Network caught the conversation on his cell phone and footage has since gone viral, with many speculating that Taylor Swift's boyfriend was just goofing around. Palmer, on the other hand, disagreed with the description when he spoke with NFL Network co-anchor Steve Wyche. 'I was there to witness this, and I spoke to a number of people afterward that were concerned,' Palmer said. There was nothing playful about this.' Steve Kelce was a natural entertainer. Justin Tucker was furious.'

Justin Tucker of the Baltimore Ravens called Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes' antics and tight end Travis Kelce's "kind of ridiculous." Multiple Kansas City players interrupted Tucker's warm-up at his home stadium, with Kelce throwing his helmet and wide receiver Marques Valdez-Scantling kicking a place holder out of the way.

In the NFC Championship, the San Francisco 49ers defeated the Detroit Lions 34-31, putting in a major 17-point comeback in the second half. San Francisco is now scheduled for another match against the Kansas City Chiefs on the sport's biggest stage in two weeks. After Detroit put together a superb first half show, the 49ers went into halftime trailing 24-7.

After Kansas City defeated the Baltimore Ravens 17-10 in the AFC Championship, Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones earned an additional $1 million due to an honor in his deal. His base salary for the season had already hit the $19.5 million mark, much less than the $1 million he was fined for missing Week 1 against the Miami Dolphins due to a labor lockout. Thanks to the Chiefs' success in the Super Bowl, Jones will now have the opportunity to cap off another good season by winning his third Lombardi Trophy.

Travis Kelce was not going to let anyone stand in the way of his quarterback's training for the big AFC Championship game on Sunday, when he clashed with Baltimore Browns kicker Justin Tucker. As it was in Patrick Mahomes' way, the tight end was caught his opponent's helmet to one side. When Kelce allegedly told Tucker he needed to move, the Chiefs' signal caller was warming up on the M&T Bank Stadium field on Sunday afternoon ahead of the AFC Championship showdown.

The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Houston Texans 34-10 to open the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs. Lamar Jackson, the Ravens' quarterback, put on another MVP-level showing and led Baltimore with four touchdowns. Jackson's last stats for the day were 16-22 for 152 yards and two passing touchdowns, as well as 11 carries for 100 and two running touchdowns.

The Los Angeles Chargers haven't done much to be proud of this season. Cameron Dicker, the team's kicker, was not able to be selected for the Pro Bowl despite starting a social media campaign. Dicker pleaded guilty to represent the AFC as a place kicker in a video posted to the Chargers' official account. Whether it's 50, 40, or 30, Dicker said, it won't matter, I'll make it.' 'Rain, sleet, or snow, this leg is ready to go!'

PETER CARLINE AT TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM: Lamar Jackson had promised to put on a show in London. He didn't need to bother because the Tennessee Titans barely turned up at Tottenham and the Baltimore Ravens cruised to a morale-boosting 24-16 victory. Zay Flowers, a first round draft pick, scored his first touchdown in the NFL and his career day from kicker Justin Tucker - who kicked six field goals - put the Ravens back on track after last week's loss in Pittsburgh.

Most NFL teams obviously love winning in preseason, but the Baltimore Ravens' win could mean a lot more. The Ravens halted their preseason winning streak to 24 with a 20-19 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Saturday night. On Monday night, they will face the Washington Commanders in a thrilling matchup. With the streak that stretches back to 2015, the Ravens had already written themselves into NFL history, dating back to 2015. In a 20-19 loss to the Atlanta Falcons that culminated in a missed two-point conversion, the last time Baltimore lost during the preseason was on September 3, 2015. For the time being, the loss would be the last. The reign of the unbeatable Ravens began as preseason began last year.

On Friday night, the Arizona Cardinals won twice; first on the gridiron and second on social media. The NFL's social media teams, as well as being a window into the NFL franchise of your choice, are also brightening up Twitter and Instagram with humourous content. The Cardinals came into play again, with footage of a woman - now confirmed to be Tiffany Gomas - who melted down on an American Airlines flight last month.

Lamar Jackson is expecting a big new deal from the Ravens, and a local Baltimore ice cream store has his back in talks. After the Ravens announced a $32.416 million non-exclusive franchise tag on Jackson this week, the Ravens introduced 'Pay Lamar', a new flavor based on peanut butter and caramel ice cream, roasted peanuts, and chocolate chips. After two years of talks, the two sides have been unable to reach an agreement for a long time, and his non-exclusive tag enables him to try and negotiate a megadeal with another team.

With some comparing it to being inebriated, football fans can't decide on CBS Sports' latest camera model. An intriguing new angle was presented during the New York Giants' dramatic last second 24-20 victory over the Baltimore Ravens cameras. On a kickoff in the second quarter, the camera angle provided not only a close-up view of the return but also a whole new camera angle for viewers.

Justin Tucker's latest deal seemed to be as normal as one of his clutch kicks. Tucker and the Baltimore Ravens also agreed to a four-year contract worth $24 million. The actor kicker's previous contract was through 2023, and the deal included a $17.5 million guarantee. I joked with (head coach John Harbaugh) one day before practice,' Tucker said. We were just sort of generalizing about the possibility.' "I think something could be done in like five minutes," I said. 'Average,' it took about five minutes.'