Chiefs linebacker Leo Chenal bulldozed through the Broncos’ kick protection and got his hand on the 35-yard attempt to preserve Kansas City’s perfect record. After the game, he broke down the team huddle for the first time in his NFL career. And then, he went up to the future Hall of Fame tight end.

While the team is used to being saved by stars like Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, it was an unlikely hero that made ... his red, game-worn No. 87 jersey with his signature and a short message to Chenal written in black Sharpie on the white No. 7.

Travis Kelce showed his appreciation for teammate Leo Chenal’s game-saving play with a special gesture, creating a memorable moment in the Chiefs’ locker room.