Travis Kelce has been weighing his future for the reason that Kansas City Chiefs misplaced to the Philadelphia Eagles within the Tremendous Bowl earlier this month, and the star tight finish seems to have decided.
Chiefs normal supervisor Brett Veach mentioned on the NFL Scouting Mix on Tuesday that Kelce is “fired up” about enjoying in 2025. Veach mentioned he had a latest dialog with Kelce and got here away with the impression that the 35-year-old shouldn’t be going to retire.
“We left it as, he’d be again and we’re excited to get him again and get him going,” Veach mentioned.
Kelce is getting into the ultimate yr of a two-year, $34.25 million extension he signed with the Chiefs final offseason. There was no indication that he and the group are working towards a brand new deal, so it’s potential Kelce will merely play out the contract after which retire.
The Chiefs owe Kelce an $11.5 million roster bonus by March 15, which is why they reportedly gave the previous All-Professional a hard deadline to make his retirement decision.
Kelce has been enjoying for the Chiefs since 2013. He has made 10 straight Professional Bowls and been named a first-team All-Professional 4 occasions. He has been sturdy as properly and has solely missed six regular-season video games throughout his 12-year profession.
Kelce just lately addressed speculation surrounding his retirement throughout an episode of his “New Heights” podcast.
“Proper now, I’m simply kicking each can I can down the highway. I’m not making any loopy selections, however proper now, the most important factor is simply being there for my teammates and being there for my coaches, understanding that there’s quite a bit that goes into this factor,” Kelce mentioned on his podcast earlier this month.
Though he had a down yr by his lofty requirements this season with 97 catches, 823 yards and three touchdowns, Kelce continues to be Patrick Mahomes’ most trusted goal. He’s higher than most tight ends within the league, even when he’s now formally previous his prime.
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