For Travis Kelce, this festive feud isn’t even up for discussion.
The Kansas City Chiefs star, 36, weighed in on the ultimate Christmas debate: When it’s acceptable to start decorating for the holiday. And Kelce made it clear that there’s really only one right answer to the question.
“When is it acceptable to start decorating for Christmas?” the Chiefs roster was asked, as seen in an Instagram video shared by the team on Friday, Nov. 14. “November 1, or after Thanksgiving” were the only two options put forth in the caption.
The clip began with wide receiver Rashee Rice restating the question as he began to think about his answer. It then cut to the tight end, who shared his answer without hesitation.
“After Thanksgiving,” said Kelce, who added, “Come on man, everybody knows that!” The video continued as they surveyed several of the jersey-clad players, who were walking through the tunnels of the Chiefs’ training facility.
The answer, meanwhile, was not a unanimous one. Players were evenly split on whether they start getting into the Christmas spirit before Thanksgiving or after the turkey-centric day.
Running back Kareem Hunt sided with Kelce, sharing that he starts decorating for Christmas after Thanksgiving, which falls on Thursday, Nov. 28 this year.
Hollywood Brown, meanwhile, said he doesn’t start getting festive until Nov. 29.
Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes said he starts decorating the “day after Thanksgiving,” while defensive tackle Derrick Nnadi made mention that “people start decorating after Halloween!”
