Kelce Eyes Broadcasting, Chiefs' Future Uncertain

0:00This is Corey, with NFL News Today, powered by the Daily News Now, subscribe for daily updates on your team. Travis Kelsey, the 36-year-old Kansas City Chiefs tight end, has made it clear he wants to transition into broadcasting once his playing days. End. On his New Heights podcast, he said he aims to be the talking-head calling games. Despite a solid season with 76 catches, 851 yards and 5 touchdowns, his future with the team remains uncertain due to. Salary cap constraints. Earlier this week, teammates Smith praised Kelsey's versatility, noting his success in movies, TV, and podcasts means he can pursue anything. Reports suggest Kelsey could land a studio role worth at least $15 million a year, even if game announcing proves tougher. Cheese veterans have a strong history in broadcasting, from Hall of Famer Lynn Dawson's decades on radio to Tony Gonzalez as a Fox analyst. Others like Kendall Gammon also found success on air, making Kelsey's plans a natural fit for the franchise's tradition.

1:04Kelsey has shared he'll miss the thrill of big playoff moments most, with 70,000 fans counting on him. Still, the team reworked Patrick Mahomes' deal to free up over $43 million in cap space for next year, but a big extension for Kelsey. Looks unlikely. Meanwhile, insiders like ESPN's Nate Taylor and Radio hosts say all signs point to Kelsey returning for another season with the chiefs before ending. Retirement talk heats up. DNN is brought to you by our sponsor. Some chase piece I put my head in it S O L I S O L P L O dot com.