Travis Kelse said this week in New Orleans that he thought “hopefully he's still playing football” three years later.
However, a new report states that Super Bowl Lix could be the last star tight end.
According to Ian Rapoport on NFL.comSuper Bowl Ricks could be the “final game” of Kelce's career, “taking time after the Super Bowl and considering his future, before free agency officially begins on March 12th. We are expected to make a decision.”
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Kansas City chief tight end Travis Kelles (87) against the Buffalo Bills during the AFC Championship Game at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. (Mark J. Rebilas-Immagn image)
Rapoport added that Kelce's future could be riding on the results of Sunday's match.
With victory, it's a considerable way to end future Hall of Fame careers. Being part of the dynasty and the first person to win three Super Bowls in a row.
In the tight end of NFL history, Kelse ranks third in catches (1,004) and yards (12,151) and fifth in touchdowns (77). It happens despite 11 tight ends, including people before him, who play more games than he does, and who include those before him. For reference, Tony Gonzalez, who leads catches and yards, played 270 games over 95, over Kelce.
Although Kelse was clearly able to turn it on in the postseason (he had a season-high 117 yards in the Division Round), it's clear he's not all self anymore. This season was the first time Kelce has played in at least 16 games since 2015 and has not reached the 1,000-yard mark. He also scored three touchdowns in the regular season. This is the lowest mark of his career outside of his one-game rookie season.
Kansas City chief end Travis Kells (87) scored on January 16, 2022, at a 48-yard touchdown reception in the first half of the NFL wildcard playoff football game against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Kansas City, Missouri. Masu. (AP photo/Colin E. Bray)
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If it's Sunday, it's certainly the end of a legendary career. Kelce made 10 Pro Bowls, with the first or second team All-Pro seven.
Kelse escaped Superstarm within the last 18 months due to his relationship with Taylor Swift, but even before that he was beginning to become famous. He held Saturday Night Live in March 2023 shortly after winning his second Super Bowl. Sunday's victory will give Kelse four rings.
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His brother Jason retired last year with the Philadelphia Eagles after 13 seasons.
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