Travis Kelce just acknowledged this week thinks about retirement After 12 NFL season. Supposedly, Kansas City chiefs don’t want to wait long to wait for his decision.
AND star end I just played in my third consecutive Super Bowl and, at the age of 35, he didn’t have much left to achieve in what he would surely be a Hall of Fame career.
Well, the chiefs allegedly gave him a soft deadline “around March 14” to make his decision, According to athletic.
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Kansas City Chiefs USK End Travis Kelce, 87, responds to the field after losing to Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl Lix in Caesars Superdome. (Mark J. Rebilus-Hagn Images)
The date makes sense, because it is two days after the free agency officially begins, but probably more importantly, his $ 11.5 million bonus reaches the next day.
Report with nfl.com On the Super Bowlu Eve He said Kelce “would be expected to take the time after Super Bowl, consider his future and make a decision before a free agency.”
In the last episode of his “New Heights” podcast, which he co -organized with his future brother Hall of Fame Jason, he said “hitting everyone can I get down the road.”
“I do not make any crazy decisions, but at the moment the biggest thing is just to be there for my teammates and be there for my coaches, understanding that there is a lot that goes into this thing. I had luck in the last five, six years, I have played more football than anyone, “Kelce said. “The fact that we continue to go to this AFC Championship and Super Bowls means that I play an additional three games more than everyone else in the whole league. It’s a lot of wear on your body.”
Kansas City Chiefs, a narrow region, Travis Kelce, 87, goes to the field before Super Bowl Lix is against Philadelphia Eagles at Caesars Superdome. (Kirby Lee-Imagn Pictures)
“There’s a lot of time in the building. … This procedure can be strenuous. It can weigh you. It can make you better and can drive you crazy,” he added. “It was currently one of those things that made me crazy this year. It happens as you go to nine careers.”
With the success of the chief in the last eight seasons, There are Kelce He played 25 playoffs, adding almost a season and half games to 175 games of a regular part of the season he played in his career.
The clips of Kelce’s apparent lack of effort in Super Bowl have become viral, and fans think that he is preferred to be checked.
Among the narrow regions in the history of NFL, Celce is third in Cup (1,004) and yards (12,151) and fifth in Touchdown (77). This comes despite the 11 tight ends, including those in front of him in these previous categories, playing more games than him. For the reference, Tony Gonzalez, who leads to the catch and yard, played in 270 games, 95 more than Kelce.
Kansas City Chiefs USK End Travis Kelce, 87, responds to the side in the third quarter against Philadelphia Eagles at Super Bowl Lix in Caesars Superdome. (Mark J. Rebilus-Hagn Images)
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However, it is clear that he is no longer his All-Pro. This season she marked the first time since 2015, in which Kelce played in at least 16 games and failed to reach a mark of 1,000 yards. He also achieved only three Touchdowns in the regular season, which is the lowest career sign outside his season in one game, where he did not take offensively before undergoing knee surgery.
If the Super Bowl Lix was the last time the fans saw Kelce on the field, it is certainly the end of a legendary career. Kelce made 10 Pro Bowl and was either the first or second team All-Pro seven times.
Fox News’ Ryan Canfield contributed to this report.
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