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Marquette King had the perfect response to Travis Kelce’s dancing

All in good fun.

Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and Raiders punter Marquette King had one of the more entertaining matchups during Thursday night’s game. It had nothing to do with their play on the field. Instead, it was more about dancing and verbal sparring after the game.

After Tyreek Hill scored a 78-yard punt return touchdown, cameras caught Kelce appropriating King’s pony dance as they walked away from the end zone. Kelce said after the game that King told him he didn’t have any rhythm.

“We both know that’s a lie,” Kelce responded. He added: “Trust me, wait until I get in the end zone, I’ll show you some rhythm.”

You better believe that King wasn’t going to let that go unanswered.

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