Patrick Mahomes’ incredible NSFW interaction with Travis Kelce during Chiefs-Ravens revealed in newly-released clip

A VIDEO revealed Patrick Mahomes having a NSFW interaction with Travis Kelce during the Kansas City Chiefs AFC Championship Game road victory over the Baltimore Ravens.

The star quarterback Mahomes said the expletive words with Kelce after a huge play involving the two star players.

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Kansas City Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce scored a first quarter touchdown in the team’s 17-10 AFC Championship win over the Baltimore Ravens last weekendCredit: Alamy

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The Chiefs social media account on X, formerly Twitter, showed the first quarter touchdown play as well as an interaction between Mahomes and KelceCredit: X/Kansas City Chiefs

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Mahomes had a NSFW message to KelceCredit: X/Kansas City Chiefs
During the first quarter, Kelce caught a 22-yard reception for a touchdown, the first score of the game.

The Chiefs Pro Bowl tight end turned around in the end zone and made the impressive catch, beating Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton in coverage.

The Chiefs social media account on X, formerly Twitter, posted a seven-plus minute video of Mahomes mic’d up during the away playoff contest.

And the clip showed the first quarter touchdown play as well as an interaction between Mahomes and Kelce.

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Mahomes had a message for Kelce while celebrating his touchdown with teammates.

“Go all day boy! All f****ing day boy!” the two-time MVP told Kelce.

“He can’t f***ing guard you!”

Kelce would follow his quarterback’s advice, recording 11 receptions for 116 yards.

It was his second straight game of posting a touchdown, and his girlfriend Taylor Swift was in attendance for both.

The music icon is expected to be in attendance to see the Chiefs play against the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas.

It’s the fourth time in six years that Kansas City has made the big game.

Mahomes has earned a MVP award for both of the team’s Super Bowl wins in 2019 and last season.

The 2019 Super Bowl win came against the 49ers.

San Francisco entered the 2023 playoffs as the No. 1 seed in the NFC, and the Chiefs were the No. 3 seed in the AFC.