TRAVIS Kelce spoke out on the brutal moment he landed on his head during the Kansas City Chiefs’ Week 6 win against the Detroit Lions.

The 36-year-old star tight end touched on the sequence during Sunday Night Football while on his New Heights podcast.

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Kansas City Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce celebrates after the team’s win against the Detroit LionsCredit: AP

A Kansas City Chiefs player, identified as Mahomes #15, watches as another Chiefs player is tackled upside down by a Detroit Lions player #46.
Kelce landed on his head near the goal line after getting tackled by Lions cornerback Rock Ya-SinCredit: NBC
Kelce caught a pass and started to sprint for the end zone in hopes of scoring a touchdown.

However, the nine-time Pro Bowler was hit by Lions cornerback Rock Ya-Sin and landed on his head.

Kelce spoke about the moment in the latest edition of his podcast, when his brother, Jason Kelce, asked for an update on his head.

Fortunately, Travis shared that he didn’t feel any pain in his head or neck after the tackle.

“He caught me with a Charlie Horse on my thigh,” Kelce said.

“I got a Charlie Horse more than I got anything going on with my neck.

The brothers then laughed at Travis’ reaction after hitting the ground.

The fiancé of Taylor Swift extended his arm to try and break the plane on the goal line for the touchdown, but he’d been on the ground for a few seconds and was also a yard short.

“What were you doing reaching for the pylon?” Jason asked his brother.

“Did you think you were not down?

“… You hads been down for four seconds.”

Travis mumbled curses to himself before saying, “Damnit Travis, you’re on the f***** one-yard line.

“Get in the goddamn end zone.

“Stop jumping, man.”

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce (87) leaps over Detroit Lions cornerback Rock Ya-Sin (23) during a football game.
Kelce leaps over Ya-Sin during the first half at GEHA Field at Arrowhead StadiumCredit: Reuters
Kelce wasn’t able to score a touchdown that night, but he still managed to post six receptions for a team-high 78 yards.

The Chiefs claimed the 30-17 statement victory over the contender Lions.

Kansas City is now 3-3 for the season.

Kelce leads the team in receiving yards (321) and is second on the team in receptions (28).

The Chiefs will now host the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 7.