Travis Kelce may have played his last game of the NFL for Chiefs, here's what Patrick Mahomes has said

Following the Super Bowl LIX loss of the Kansas City Chiefs to the Philadelphia Eagles, the future of tight end Travis Kelce is really uncertain with speculation swirling about his possible retirement, reported People. In spite of having a contract that extends through the year 2025, the decision of Travis Kelce could really hinge on the Super Bowl outcome.

According to People, Patrick Mahomes severely acknowledged the contributions of tight end Travis Kelce to the team and the NFL and said he would support any decision of Travis Kelce but would really welcome him back. Also, Patrick Mahomes noted that tight end Travis Kelce still has ‘a lot of football left in him’ and ‘always makes the plays at the biggest moments’ but the decision certainly depends on whether tight end Travis Kelce wants to put in the necessary work.

Tight end Travis Kelce has been contemplating retirement while reportedly admitting that he has not played his best this season and will re-evaluate after the season. He has also said that ‘I’m going to do it until the wheels fall off’ but at the same time, also acknowledged setting himself up for other opportunities while knowing football only lasts so long, asserted People.


Eminent sources now say his decision could hinge on the Super Bowl result. Tight end Travis Kelce is actually expected to take time after the Super Bowl to consider his future and make a decision before free agency begins on the month of March, noted People.

FAQs:

What did Patrick Mahomes acknowledge during recent time?

Patrick Mahomes severely acknowledged the contributions of tight end Travis Kelce to the team and the NFL and said he would support any decision of Travis Kelce but would really welcome him back.

What has tight end Travis Kelce asserted regarding his retirement during recent times?

Tight end Travis Kelce said that ‘I’m going to do it until the wheels fall off’ but at the same time, also acknowledged setting himself up for other opportunities while knowing football only lasts so long.