The NCAA playoffs season is upon us and there’s some curiosity regarding who’s going to win! Over the past few days, several current and former players have dropped their ideal choices. Now a Kansas City Chiefs player too drops his potential winner. Travis Kelce recently threw his hat in the mix regarding the eventual winners of the playoffs for NCAA football.

It’s that time of the year again, the final lap of the NCAA is in progress. The teams have been fighting hard to win the title race and are now on the business end of things. Travis Kelce recently shared his opinions on the same on the podcast show “New Heights” with his brother Jason Kelce. Despite having no ties with any of the teams, Travis named his winner.

Travis Kelce names-drop the team that might win the NCAA playoffs

The Kansas City Chiefs had some choices to make for the ultimate NCAA playoffs winner. Sitting right next to his brother Jason Kelce, the TE was asked about the team that he reckons could win the playoffs. Texas, Washington, Michigan, and Alabama are the four teams that are in the hunt for the elusive college title!

Travis gave an honest answer regarding the same- “I mean being an Ohio kid man. There’s something about Michigan, I wanted to play Hockey in Michigan growing up. ” Citing his love for the hockey players’ helmets, Travis sided with Michigan winning the playoffs and eventually getting a hold of the title.

The younger of the Kelce brothers as to having no ties with teams but then when asked about one, there was a peculiar reason revealed for choosing Michigan.

Earlier during the hour-and-a-half interview, the players also discussed the entire FSU missing the playoffs issue. It’s something that has become one of the most discussed topics in the NFL and NCAA arenas. FSU despite making a record with winning 13 games during the season, weren’t allowed to go to the next stage.

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It was some strange clarification provided by the CFP team as they reasoned the injury to Jordan Travis to missing the playoffs. The chairman was of the view that the team looked like an altogether different outfit with the injury to the QB. The players and the management weren’t pleased with the decision.

While now moving on to the teams that enter the playoffs, Travis did call them the most competitive playoff contention. It’ll be interesting to see who wins the title race.

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