It's fantasy football championship week in most leagues.
And it's a weird week, with games on Thursday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, and all the while, Thursday's three games are on Christmas.
That includes the Kansas City Chiefs, who will be without Patrick Mahomes and Rashee Rice.
That leaves Travis Kelce to try and catch passes from Chris Oladokun.
So in fantasy leagues, what in the world should you do with Kelce? There's plenty to figure out.
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Should I start Travis Kelce in fantasy?
Yes, it's OK to start Kelce in fantasy in Week 17 for the Chiefs against the Broncos.
The key here is that the Chiefs are looking at the potentially last game at Arrowhead Stadium in Kelce's career (which will be the case if he retires after this season, like many expect).
If that's really it, Andy Reid will load up with plays for Kelce.
Oladokun also isn't going to drive the ball down the field, so he'll likely be dumping it off to Kelce.
Kelce isn't the player he once was, but other than Trey McBride, Kelce has been as consistent as you can be with a tight end.
If the Chiefs opt to force feed him and give him chances in the end zone, too, then Kelce is definitely worth the fantasy start.
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