Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce just sent a clear message on his retirement plans, whether he meant to or not.

Jason Kelce is not holding back against the NFL Halftime Dog Act. During the December 17 episode of the New Heights podcast, Kelce voiced his frustration with the repetitive nature of halftime programming,

Jason Kelce and his brother, Travis Kelce, host their always-entertaining New Heights podcast. The Eagles legend is one of the analysts on ESPN's Monday Night Countdown, and whenever he can, he's hanging out somewhere in the City of Brotherly Love, or he is hanging out on 94 WIP-FM to provide some analysis.

With the Kansas City Chiefs now officially eliminated from playoff contention, legendary tight end Travis Kelce has a major decision looming as he ponders his future in the NFL. As he continues to consider this decision as the end of what could be the final season of his career nears,

Kelce's equity investment will be used to help the brand increase its retail presence nationwide.

Many expected Travis Kelce to retire after the 2024 season. But the All-Pro tight end didn’t want his final game to be a blowout loss in the Super Bowl. He came back for the 2025 campaign, which has been a colossal failure for the Kansas City Chiefs.

The mom of four revealed her best secrets for navigating the holidays with husband Jason Kelce and daughters Wyatt, Elliotte, Bennett, and Finnley