While tight end Travis Kelce will be back in 2025, it was clear last season that, at age 35, Kelce had lost a half-step. He posted 97 receptions for 823 yards, which are good numbers by most tight ends' standards, but his yardage and touchdowns (three) both marked career-lows.

After much speculation Travis Kelce will return to the ground this season hoping to end up on the other side this time The veteran tight end stated, "Gonna try and get to the best shape I've been this offseason and get back to the mountaintop.

Kelce caught just four passes for 39 yards in the Super Bowl blowout. The 2024 season overall was statistically Kelce's worst since his rookie campaign back in 2013, as he caught 97 passes for 823 yards and three touchdowns. Still, Kelce believes that he can play at a high level -- and is motivated to do so.

"He's all in," Coach Andy Reid said of Travis Kelce's return to the NFL Andy Reid said Travis Kelce is “all in” for the next NFL season After the Chiefs lost the 2025 Super Bowl, the head coach told Kelce to take some time before he made a decision to retire or come back Reid says the tight end is a “great teammate and a great human being” Before Travis Kelce opted to return for his 13th season with the Kansas City Chiefs,

The speculations about Travis Kelce's potential retirement made waves throughout the recently culminated season and following the Kansas City Chiefs' humbling loss at the hands of the Philadelphia Eagles at Super Bowl LIX,

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid has a lot of work ahead of him to get the Chiefs to Super Bowl LX. One of the players who will now be a part of that work is veteran tight end Travis Kelce. Prior to the Super Bowl there were rumors that Kelce would retire at the end of it all,

Chiefs head coach Andy Reid assured that Travis Kelce will return for the 2025 season. Ontario's Ford suspends U.S. electric surcharge, says Lutnick agrees to trade talks 6 Red Flags You're About To E

Travis Kelce is locked in for year 13 in the NFL after confirming he would be back for next season. Kansas City Chiefs head coach, Andy Reid, offered advice to the tight end following their devastating Super Bowl appearance.