Chiefs’ Travis Celce Dishes on NFL by playing the future after crushed loss of super bowla
Kansas City Chiefs Star Star End Travis Kelce still does not make decisions on his potential retirement – still.
Kelce, 35, opened on what his NFL future has during the recent episode “New heights. “
“I know everyone wants to know if I’m playing next year, and right now I’m just hitting all the road. I put everything I can can get down the road,” Kelce said.
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Kansas City Chiefs USK End Travis Celce during the Super Bowla Lix against Philadelphia Eagles at Caesars Superdome. (Bill Streicher-Hagn Pictures)
The three-time Super Bowla champion finished his 12th NFL season, which ended with the demolition of 40-22 Philadelphia Eagles In Super Bowl Lix.
“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. “
“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.”
“There is a lot of time in the building … This procedure can be arduous. It can weigh you. It can make you better and can drive you crazy. Right now, it was one of those things in which this year was crazy.
Kansas City Chiefs, the narrow end of Travis Celce comes out of the field after losing a super bowl of Philadelphia Eagles in New Orleans on Sunday, February 9, 2025. (AP Photo/Abbie Parr)
With the incredible success of Chiefs in the last eight seasons, There are Kelce He played 25 playoffs, adding almost the season and half the games in 175 regular seasonal matches he played in his career.
Kelce was still productive this season, but his yard (823) and Touchdows (3) in the regular season of this year were the lowest he had in the full season.
IN Super BowlKelce had only four catch at 39 meters, and they all came with the chiefs who lagged behind the multiple Touchdowns.
“As you see yourself or feel you don’t have this success you once had, it’s a heavy pill to swallow,” Kelce said.
“Not to be there in the biggest moments, knowing that your team counts on you, these are all extremely difficult things – it’s just a difficult reality.”
The stellar end end said it would take a while to understand it.
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Kansas City Chiefs USK End Travis Kelce adjusts the helmet before the Super Bowl Lix Lix New Orleans. (AP Photo/Brynn Anderson)
“I think I owe it to my teammates that if I come back, it will be something that is – it’s a wholehearted decision,” Kelce said.
“I’m not half-and that. I’m completely here for them and I think I can play. I’m just motivated or not, or it’s the best decision for me as a man, as a man, as a person who will take all that responsibility.”
If Kelce decides to withdraw, there will probably be a hall of celebrity first thieves and will descend as one of the best tight ends to ever play in NFL history.
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