On Wednesday, Kelce appeared on " The Stephen A. Smith Show " and discussed retirement. He shared what his brother, Jason Kelce — who retired after 13 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles last offseason — had told him about his own experience with the decision.

The Kansas City Chiefs will soon take on the Houston Texans in the No. 1 seed's first playoff contest of the 2024 season, and tight end Travis Kelce is preparing for the matchup with some quintessential ball clichés.

The Kansas City Chiefs are gearing up for their Divisional Round matchup and have made a special Travis Kelce announcement.

On Friday, the Chiefs announced the players head coach Andy Reid selected to serve as team captains for this season's playoff run. To no one's surprise, Mahomes and Kelce lead the group. They are joined by long snapper James Winchester, kicker Harrison Butker, defensive tackle Chris Jones, and linebacker Nick Bolton.

Travis Kelce has been in the NFL for well over a decade. While he remains productive, his age has prompted discussions about how soon he will walk away from the sport.

History is on the line for the Kansas City Chiefs this postseason. While the Chiefs have already been the team most dominant team over the last five years, they could further cement themselves in NFL history by doing something no team has ever done—winning three Super Bowls in a row.

Kelce, who’s faced many questions about retirement this season, has acknowledge he’s toward the end of his career on his “New Heights” podcast with brother Jason Kelce.