Jason Kelce Sparks Travis Kelce’s NFL Retirement Rumors

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Discussing a possible milestone, the 2024-25 NFL season could potentially witness an unprecedented event as the Kansas City Chiefs are on the brink of history by making it to their fifth Super Bowl in six years. The team is aiming to etch themselves into the record books by accomplishing a Super Bowl three-peat, leading many in the NFL community to ponder if this could be an opportune moment for star tight end Travis Kelce to consider retirement. These rumors gained traction following comments from his brother, Jason Kelce, suggesting that Travis might not have too many years left on the field.

Here’s all the essential information about the LII Super Bowl champions’ views on Travis Kelce’s potential retirement.

What did Jason Kelce say about Travis Kelce’s NFL retirement?

Before the Chiefs faced off against the Buffalo Bills in the NFL Conference Championship, Jason Kelce appeared on ESPN’s “They Call it Late Night” and expressed his thoughts about the Super Bowl matchup. During a conversation about deciding between supporting his brother’s team (the Philadelphia Eagles) and the team he played for over 13 seasons, Kelce said, “I’m really conflicted. I want to be with the Eagles, but I also want to be with my brother, I’m not sure how many more chances he might get.

Alright folks, it feels like we’re winging it a bit, but let’s hope for the best that we’ll reunite in this gaming world again.” Jason’s words seem to have sparked renewed discussions about Travis Kelce’s potential retirement, as he’s approaching his 36th birthday later this year.

Patrick Mahomes’ longtime teammate, Travis Kelce, has not indicated if he plans to retire or not. When asked about it, Mahomes said that Kelce hasn’t shared his thoughts with him on the matter. However, Mahomes expressed a strong desire to defeat the Bills in their upcoming game. He added that whether it is Kelce’s last game or not, they should aim to win. If it is indeed Kelce’s final match, they can give him a victory to remember. If not, they should still strive to come out on top. (via Marca)

In a thrilling turn of events, the Chiefs clinched victory with a score of 32-29, securing their spot in the Super Bowl for an unprecedented third consecutive season. Led by Coach Andy Reid, this talented team will next lock horns with the Philadelphia Eagles in the most anticipated NFL matchup of the year. Assuming no unexpected surprises, Travis Kelce is expected to play a pivotal role in this high-stakes encounter.

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