The Kansas City Chiefs picked up where they left off to begin the 2024 NFL season, holding on to beat the Baltimore Ravens in Week 1 to get off to a 1-0 start.
The Ravens were about an inch away from either forcing overtime or winning the game outright, but tight end Isaiah Likely’s foot was out of bounds on the would-be touchdown.
The Chiefs will obviously take the win but must be sharper in Week 2 when they take on their rivals the Cincinnati Bengals.
Kansas City was able to move the football in multiple ways against Baltimore, though noticeably Travis Kelce wasn’t as involved in the game plan as he came up with just three catches for 34 yards.
Kelce has always been a focal point of the offense, but this time took a backseat to Rashee Rice and even Xavier Worthy who had an explosive NFL debut.
Elon Musk posted a tweet on X during the game that drew a fake response from an account claiming to be Kelce which Colin Cowherd unfortunately fell for.
Colin Cowherd got duped by the fake tweet of Travis Kelce replying to Elon Musk.🤷♂️ https://t.co/sXC5vJjnRR pic.twitter.com/C9vQCQL9Vd
— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) September 13, 2024
In the video, Cowherd discusses seeing the exchange between Musk and the fake Kelce account which goes to show that even the most professional analysts can fall for things like this.
In this day and age of social media, people will look to garner attention any way they can and that includes posing as celebrities and posting as if they were them.
