Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce will take time before deciding whether to end his glittering NFL career after enduring a heart-breaking Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, he said on Wednesday.

Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes have been clear about Kelce’s role in the Kansas City offense since Mahomes took over in 2018: Kelce has no real designed routes in the team’s passing attack; he simply gets open and Mahomes finds him.

Travis Kelce says he will take some time before making a decision on whether he will return for a 13th NFL season.

The Super Bowl LIX loss hurt, but these statistics show that the Chiefs’ dynasty is one of the best in NFL history.

That’s one point Kelce made on the latest episode of his New Heights podcast when discussing whether he might retire. Kelce, 35, gave a long hug to Mahomes on the sideline late in the Chiefs’ 40-22 loss to the Eagles in Super Bowl LIX, and fans thought it was a football farewell.

Travis Kelce is opening up about his Super Bowl defeat. During the latest episode of his New Heights with Jason & Travis Kelce podcast, released Wednesday, Feb. 12, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end reflected on his brutal 40-22 loss against the Philadelphia Eagles on Feb. 9.

Kelce is "kicking every can I can down the road" regarding retirement, but did offer insight into the wear Super Bowl runs take on players.

It was undeniably a tough Super Bowl for Kansas City tight end Travis Kelce. The three-time Super Bowl winner didn’t have his best day with just four receptions for 39 yards as the Chiefs got dominated by the Philadelphia Eagles, 40-22.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce said he won't make any swift decisions about his NFL future following a disappointing Super Bowl LIX loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce admitted to a lapse in leadership during Super Bowl LIX, saying Wednesday on his podcast that he made poor decisions early on and failed to help teammates find momentum.