ESPN’s Pat McAfee broke the biggest story of the NFL offseason so far when he revealed that Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce isn’t retiring and plans to play in 2025. The 35-year-old Kelce had reportedly been on the fence after the Chiefs’ embarrassing 40-22 defeat to the

Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce appears to be headed back to the NFL for a 13th season. New Heights, the podcast hosted by Kelce and his brother Jason, shared a video on Instagram Thursday with the caption, "From the desk of @killatrav: IT’S TIME FOR YEAR 13."

Chiefs star Travis Kelce has confirmed that he'll return to play another season. But in what capacity? NFL insiders provide a glimpse.

The Kansas City Chiefs front office was busy watching draft prospects in Indianapolis, and when the Travis Kelce news dropped, the franchise was undoubtedly elated.

The Kansas City Chiefs have some surprise plans for tight end Travis Kelce in the future, according to a new report.

His 1,004 receptions is currently 14th in NFL history. With 66 receptions in 2025, Kelce would surpass former Indianapolis Colts star wide receiver Reggie Wayne and enter the top 10 in NFL history for catches. In all 11 seasons Kelce played more than just one game, the Cincinnati product has had at least 67 receptions.

Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce tells Pat McAfee that he’s coming back for another NFL season after losing to the Eagles at the 2025 Super Bowl.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is getting recognition for a recent, heartwarming move that he's made. The post Chiefs Star Travis Kelce Delivers Heartfelt News appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Kansas City Chiefs were heartbroken when they lost to the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl. Losing in this manner was unexpected, as many believed they would win their third-straight Lombardi Trophy.