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Travis Kelce confirmed he will continue his NFL career in 2025 by returning for his 13th year with the Chiefs.
Kelce decided early in the offseason to return, motivated by his desire to win another Super Bowl despite facing retirement questions after 2024.
He acknowledged a career-low yards per catch and a lower statistical season in 2024 but emphasized having “a lot more to prove” and focus on winning a championship.
Kelce stated, “It wasn’t that hard of a decision” and expressed love for the Chiefs, saying, “I can’t see myself ever playing anywhere else.”
Kelce plans to concentrate on helping the Chiefs compete for the Super Bowl in 2025 and will consider his playing future after this season ends.

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Kingsport Times-News

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Kelce's decision to return wasn't much of a decision at all

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Travis Kelce said the decision to return for his 13th season with the Kansas City Chiefs wasn't much of a decision at all.

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The Daily News of Newburyport

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Kelce's return to Chiefs an easy choice to make

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce says he never seriously considered retirement after last year's loss to Philadelphia in the Super Bowl. Once the emotions died down, the four-time All-Pro realized he still had something to prove. In fact,…

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New York Post

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Why Travis Kelce’s Chiefs decision ‘wasn’t a tough one’ after Super Bowl flop

Returning to the Chiefs for his 13th NFL season was an easy call for star tight end Travis Kelce.

16 hours ago·New York, United States

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Bleacherreport

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Travis Kelce Says It 'Wasn't a Hard Decision' to Return to Chiefs, 'A Lot to Prove'

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce said it "wasn't a hard decision" to hold off retirement and return to the team, saying he still has "a lot to prove."

1 day ago·United States

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