Travis Kelce He first spoke publicly from the announcement that he would return to Kansas City Chiefs during his Podcasta, which was published on Wednesday.
Kelce, 35, initially said that “I can hit anyone, about his decision to retire to the episode shortly after the chiefs’ Super Bowl loss from Philadelphia Eagles.
Star End star said, ultimately, he still likes to play football as part of a reason to return.
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Kansas City Chiefs, a tight end of Travis Kelce, #87, during a press conference before Super Bowl Lix at New Orleans Marriott. (Stephen Lew-Imagn Pictures)
“I think the biggest thing was that I played playing a football game,” Kelce said. “I still feel like I can play at a high level and maybe at a higher level than I did last year. I don’t think it was my best trip. I think I let my boys go a lot more moments than I helped them,” Kelce said “New heights. “
“Especially if you look at my record and how I was in the past years. I want to run well. I have a bad taste in my mouth that I finished the year and how well I played and how responsible I am for the people around me. And I love so many people at Kansas City, and in that agency, so in the community, and in the community.
“I do not want to leave that life yet. I have invested a lot of hard work and invested a lot of focus on being the best I can for KC. Last year it didn’t end us well and I feel like there is a responsibility in me to play a contract that I initially signed to give Kansas City and Chiefs organization what I will do.
Kelce said his decision to return was based on the feeling and “pure sense of bowel.”
“It’s similar to all the decisions I make. It’s only of feeling,” he added. “I’m not a big measure of advantages and disadvantages and all that, pure bowel sense. I love this game and I like to get into a building with guys who are there.”
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Kansas City Chiefs, a narrow end of Travis Kelce, #87, is celebrated after grabbing a pass during the second half of the NFL football match AFC Division Playoff against Houston Texans Saturday, January 18, 2025 at Kansas City, Missouri. (AP Photo/Ed Zurga)
“Andy (Andy) Reid was one of the biggest influences on my life, not just in the football game. And I don’t want to stop working with him. I don’t want to stop learning from him. I don’t want to stop being a reason why he has success or be part of the reasons he has achieved the majority in the world because he has been in the world.
“There are so many people in that building I love with all my heart. I want to continue to live those dreams and go with them. I never somehow subjected it to it. Even when it became difficult on my body last year or after Super Bowl, and you all the time low, something in the motivational factor that I could do it.”
Kelce said that the loss of Chief Super Bowl is probably the “biggest factor” in his return, but he said even if they won against Eagles, He may still be back.
“I mean, that’s a pretty cool way to go out, but still, I think I would still have that love for the game and I think I’d think more about winning. I think we lost and how we lost and just a feeling.
“The end of that game, I feel like I owe the boys to enter that building with a lot more effort and focus and I just don’t know what it was during this man. I wasn’t at the best of order.”
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Kansas City Chiefs, a narrow end of Travis Kelce, #87, comes out of the field after losing to Philadelphia Eagles during the NFL Super Bowl Lix on Sunday, February 9, 2025 in New Orleans. (AP Photo/Abbie Parr)
Kelce also said he thought he could be a better player than he was last season.
The NFL veteran was still productive last season, but his yard (823) and Touchdows (3) in the regular season of this year were the lowest he had had in the whole season.
If the chiefs will return to the Super Bowl for the fourth consecutive season of next year, they will need the star end to be in order.
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