"Is he trying to look homeless?": NFL fans react to Travis Kelce's pregame outfit for Chiefs vs Titans Week 16 game

The Kansas City Chiefs will have nothing to lose when they play against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, as the Chiefs have been knocked out of the postseason race after last Sunday's loss against the Los Angeles Chargers.

Ahead of the Week 16 game against the Titans on Sunday, star tight end Travis Kelce grabbed attention with his pregame outfit as he arrived at Nissan Stadium. Kelce donned a brown wool overcoat with an orange sweater and gray wool slacks. He complemented the look with black Oxford dress shoes.

Fans reacted to Kelce's pregame outfit for the game against the Titans on social media.

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"Is he trying to look homeless?" "Kelce looking that unemployed single uncle coming to ThanksGiving." "Dude misses the playoffs and turns into robbing Duncan’s toy chest." "Looks like he’s about to get put through the ringer by Kevin McCallister." "Running him after the wheels have fallen off. What a franchise you all are." "Going to the “Home Alone 4” shoot lol."

Although the Chiefs have nothing riding on this game apart from pride, Kelce, who has appeared in all 14 games so far this season, is set to make his 15th start. Kelce has recorded 797 receiving yards on 67 catches this season.

Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce set to etch his name in history books against Titans

The Chiefs won't be in the playoffs for the first time since 2014 and their elimination has raised speculations over Travis Kelce's NFL future. However, the 36-year-old tight end dismissed those questions ahead of Sunday's game.

"I think I'd rather just keep the focus on this team, right now," Kelce said. "All the conversations that I have with the team moving forward will be with them. It's a unique time in my life. I've got three games left. "Unfortunately, I've got three games left and I know when the season ends. Just trying to make sure everybody here knows that I'm focused on trying to win games [in] these last three games."

Kelce will be looking to join elite company on Sunday as he is just three receiving yards away from joining Hall of Famer Jerry Rice as the only players in NFL history with 800 receiving yards in 12 consecutive seasons.

Edited by Chaitanya Prakash