The Kansas City Chiefs tight end was reportedly given a deadline to decide by March 14 whether he would retire from the NFL

Retirement buzz has been swirling around Kelce, 35, even before the Chiefs were walloped by the Eagles in this month’s Super Bowl in New Orleans, 40-22. The three-time Super Bowl champ was all but invisible during the championship contest, tallying four receptions for 39 yards and zero touchdowns.

Travis Kelce has big plans for himself outside of the NFL. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end has been weighing his retirement options following his team's loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX.

After weeks of rumors that Travis Kelce might retire from the Kansas City Chiefs after 12 seasons, an NFL insider offers insight into his future on the team.

Chiefs TE Travis Kelce just finished his age-35 season and posted his lowest yards in a season since his rookie year where he played just one game. Following their Super Bowl loss, Kelce has been open about taking his time to determine whether he will return for another season.

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Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is reportedly 'leaning' towards playing again in 2025 instead of retiring.

Will Travis Kelce return to the Kansas City Chiefs or retire from the NFL? That's one of the biggest questions heading into the new league year. Kelce had a relatively quiet 2024 season if you go by his standards.