During the latest episode of New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce, the former Eagles center wanted to get his brother’s take on the crucial pass interference call that went against Bengals cornerback Daijahn Anthony. Obviously, the call was correct with Anthony going through Rashee Rice’s back well before the pass arrived.

A pass interference penalty helped propel the Chiefs to a Week 2 win over the Bengals, and Travis Kelce thinks everyone should work to avoid those situations.

And one player who provided a very critical evaluation of his play along with the entire Chiefs offense was Travis Kelce. "Initial thoughts are we got to play better as an offense

Pass seven: Burrow looked to make a quick throw to Chase near the right sideline. Burrow had to hold onto the ball for an extra second, and a quarterback hit from George Karlaftis forced a throw over the middle to Irwin to fall incomplete on third down.

Sunday's defeat was a bitter pill for Cincinnati to swallow, but the team was back to looking like a contender in a tight affair.