Travis Kelce's behavior during the AFC Championship Game has resulted in a fine from the NFL. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end was hit with an $11,255 penalty for taunting Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin following a crucial touchdown play.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce was fined by the NFL on Saturday, Feb. 1 for taunting Buffalo Bills players during the AFC championship game late last month, according to NBC Sports.

Two years after collapsing on the field and suffering cardiac arrest, Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin is back to full strength. Not only is he fully healthy — which would be good news enough — he's thriving on the field as well.

The Chiefs won the AFC Championship Game, but it cost tight end Travis Kelce a bit of money. Kelce “ was fined $11,255 by the league for unsportsmanlike conduct (taunting) in the second quarter of Sunday’s win over the Bills,” according to the NFL’s website.

Travis Kelce was fined $11,255 for unsportsmanlike conduct during the Kansas City Chiefs 32-29 AFC championship game win over the Buffalo Bills.

Kansas City's star tight end, Travis Kelce, is always part of the story when it comes to a Chiefs playoff game. In a divisional round win over the Houston Texans, Kelce set the record for most games with at least 100 receiving yards in NFL playoff history.

While there was no flag thrown on the play, Kelce got hit with an $11,255 fine for unsportsmanlike conduct after a one-yard Mahomes rushing touchdown

During Sunday’s AFC Championship game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills, the referees chose not to throw a flag on Travis Kelce for taunting even though he got in the face of Bills safety Damar Hamlin.