The freeze-frame of the play is perfect — from knee to chest, Travis Kelce is pressed up against the grass inside M&T Stadium in Baltimore. The momentum of a dive that placed him there would next jam his shoulder into the ground, and then his back, left foot and elbow. Which meant that just about the only thing that somehow, someway never made contact with the ground was, well, the football. In a Chiefs’ 17-10 win over the Ravens in the AFC Championship Game, Kelce set an all-time record for playoff receptions. Not a franchise record. Not a record for a tight end. It’s the most postseason catc…