Terrible news for folks who don’t like how “Travis” hits the ears. The Chiefs have Travis Kelce, who is of course one of the sport’s biggest stars and now one of commercial music’s main muses. Kelce drew 22 targets in the first four games, and he still gets early looks in the red zone.
The Jaguars have two unavoidable Travises (Travisii?) of their own. Travis Hunter is the reigning Heisman Trophy winner and a headliner of the 2025 rookie draft class. You’re liable to hear his name called at any moment, because he plays all over the field (58 percent of the offense’s snaps, 39 of the defense’s).
And Travis Etienne Jr. is enjoying a bounce-back start to 2025. He averaged 3.8 yards per carry two years ago, and 3.7 last season in a reduced role. Through the first four weeks, Etienne is putting up a league-best 6.1 yards per carry, on more than 16 rushes per game. He might be the lead candidate for Monday’s “Travis of the Game.”