Travis Kelce Weighs Retirement, Highlights Big Game Moments

0:00On this March 4th, here's what's making headlines with the NFL. Kansas City Chiefs, Tidean Travis Kelsey, is weighing a big career choice as free agency nears for the 2026 season. After his 13th NFL year, he posted 76 catches for 851 yards and five touchdowns. The team finished 6-11 and Kelsey has said he wants to check how his body holds up before deciding. On his new Heights podcast with Randy Moss, Kelsey got real about what he would miss most if he retires. He talked up those high stakes moments in big games, rising to the challenge for 70,000 fans and battling alongside his teammates. Kelsey has three Super Bowl rings from his time with the Chiefs and first hinted at retirement back in 2023 after his latest title. The wear and tear of over a decade in the league has caught up and last season marked his second lowest catch total ever as an 11-time pro. Boller, he has shared excitement about potentially reuniting with Eric B. Enemy who could return as offensive coordinator after leaving for the

1:01Washington commanders. Kelsey and B. Enemy worked together for a decade before that move. Coach Andy Reed says there's ongoing communication with Kelsey showing both sides want to keep talking. Reed is giving him space to figure things out after such a long career while the team moves ahead. D&N is brought to you by our sponsor. Your bedtime ritual just got better. Built in sound, built in comfort, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com.