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Travis Kelce 'motivated to return' to the Kansas City Chiefs: report
- On Sunday, Dianna Russini reported that Kelce appears to have signaled his decision, and the Chiefs have made salary-cap moves this offseason to create flexibility.
- After a 6-11 season, the Chiefs traded Trent McDuffie last Wednesday and released Jawaan Taylor, leaving needs at offensive line, receiver, and cornerback.
- This past year, Kelce, 36, recorded 76 receptions for 851 yards and five touchdowns amid a deep tight end market including Isaiah Likely, David Njoku, Dallas Goedert, and Kyle Pitts expected to command over $15 million annually.
- With NFL free agency approaching, general manager Brett Veach and Kansas City leadership say they will allow Travis Kelce time to decide, though an earlier deal could benefit both sides.
- Should Kelce retire, Kansas City could pursue replacements via free agency or the draft, but bringing Kelce back would support offensive line needs with veteran presence and short-yardage options.
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Report: TE Travis Kelce wants to keep playing, perhaps not for Chiefs
Star tight end Travis Kelce wants to continue his NFL career after 13 years with the Kansas City Chiefs and could be open to playing for another team, The Athletic reported on Sunday.
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Free Agent Travis Kelce Reportedly Makes Final Decision on Retirement as Chiefs Want Contract Move
After the end of the 2025 NFL season, one of the biggest questions ahead of the new league was the future of Kansas City Chiefs icon Travis Kelce. At 36, there was a lot of speculation about the legendary tight end announcing his retirement with the Chiefs missing out on the playoffs after a 6-11 record. But now, with NFL free agency just two days away, Kelce has reportedly decided on his future in the NFL. “Tight end Travis Kelce is expected to…
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