Is Taylor Swift's boyfriend Travis Kelce planning to retire from the NFL? He has dropped a subtle hint about it

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce recently sparked a retirement speculation with comments made during a podcast episode with his brother named Jason Kelce, reported Parade.

According to Parade, after a game against the Los Angeles Chargers held in the month of December, both the brothers discussed the achievement of Travis Kelce of becoming the fastest tight end in NFL history to reach 12,000 career receiving yards. During their conversation, Travis Kelce eventually made a remark on the number of games former player Tony Gonzalez played to achieve similar milestones while saying ‘That's almost 40 more games? I don't know if I can play 40 more’ followed by a laughter.

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This certain comment has led the fans to eventually speculate about his future in football while some fans are already interpreting it as a hint that he might not have two more seasons left in him, asserted Parade.

While many fans are actually believing that he will complete his current contract which eventually runs through the season of 2025, at the same time, others are predicting that this could be his final year, noted Parade.

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Travis Kelce has not publicly confirmed any sort of retirement plans yet but his remarks have eventually fueled discussions about his longevity in the sport specifically as he approaches his 36th birthday and thus experiences a decline in performance this season.

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Which NFL star has recently dropped a subtle hint regarding his retirement plans?
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce recently sparked a retirement speculation with comments made during a podcast episode with his brother named Jason Kelce.

What did both the Kelce brothers discuss in the podcast regarding the recent achievement of Travis Kelce?
After a game against the Los Angeles Chargers which was held in the month of December, both the brothers discussed the achievement of Travis Kelce of becoming the fastest tight end in NFL history to reach 12,000 career receiving yards.