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Travis Kelce Predicted Seahawks' Super Bowl Run in Preseason
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end says he saw the Seahawks' energy and teamwork in a preseason game.
Published on Feb. 8, 2026
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Travis Kelce, the veteran Kansas City Chiefs tight end, says he knew the Seattle Seahawks were headed to the Super Bowl after playing them in a preseason game. Kelce, who has played in five Super Bowls, could tell the Seahawks had the right energy and teamwork to succeed, even among their second- and third-string players.
Why it matters
Kelce's observation highlights the importance of having a team that loves playing the game together, from top to bottom. This kind of collective passion and unity can be a strong predictor of future success, whether in sports or in business.
The details
In a conversation with Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp, Kelce said he could see the Seahawks' energy and excitement during a preseason game against the Chiefs. He noted that it wasn't just the starters, but all the way through the end of the game, that the Seahawks players showed a love for the game and for playing together.
- Kelce made his observation during a preseason game against the Seahawks.
The players
Travis Kelce
A veteran tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs who has played in five Super Bowls.
Cooper Kupp
A wide receiver for the Seattle Seahawks who has been with the team for less than a year.
What they’re saying
“You could see the energy in the fucking preseason, Coop! I remember playing you guys in the preseason, and I was sitting there on the sideline the second half watching my guys try and battle your guys. Like, second- and third-string guys. And I'm like, 'This team has the juice. These guys love playing the game of football, and they do it together.'”
— Travis Kelce (New Heights Podcast)
What’s next
The Seahawks will face off against the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LX on February 11, 2026.
The takeaway
Kelce's observation highlights the importance of having a team that is passionate about their work and committed to working together. This kind of collective energy and unity can be a strong indicator of future success, whether in sports or in business.
