US EditionTravis Kelce's possible final home game for the Chiefs: A bittersweet Christmas showdown
Kelce, a three-time Super Bowl champion, has 68 catches for 803 yards this season and may retire after the Chiefs missed the playoffs for the first time in 10 years.
- On Thursday, Travis Kelce will be inside Arrowhead Stadium for a Christmas showdown with the Denver Broncos, and with the Chiefs eliminated from playoff contention it could be his last home appearance.
- Quarterback instability has deepened after Gardner Minshew tore knee ligaments and Chris Oladokun finished the prior game and will start Thursday with Shane Buechele signed as backup.
- Statistically, Kelce has 68 catches for 803 yards, five touchdown receptions, and last week's catch extended his streak to 189 games with at least one reception.
- Travis Kelce has not yet announced whether he will retire and said his decision will be made quickly after the season ends, which the Chiefs say gives them time to prepare for free agency and the draft.
- After doubling down on fitness following the Super Bowl loss, Travis Kelce played every game this year and coaches say that shows younger players why he is special.
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Travis Kelce may be playing his final Chiefs home game as coaches remain coy about future
Travis Kelce may be entering Arrowhead Stadium for the final time on Christmas Day as the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Denver Broncos.Rumors of Kelce’s impending retirement have swirled for the last two seasons as his production, while still as solid as can be expected for a 36-year-old NFL player, decreased. With the tight end being in the final year of his contract, the talk of Kelce stepping away has only gotten louder.CLICK HERE FOR MORE S…
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For the first time in more than a decade, the Kansas City Chiefs are heading toward a season finale without playoff stakes and with far bigger questions looming beyond the standings. As the team prepares to host the Denver Broncos in Week 18, attention has shifted toward whether Travis Kelce could be playing his final home game at Arrowhead Stadium, a possibility amplified by both his uncertain future and the franchise’s long-term plans regardin…
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