Seemingly every sports media pundit has an opinion about Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce’s possible retirement and the role his girlfriend Taylor
McAfee believes that there is an early 'King of the Offseason' in the National Football Football League after a recent series of moves that has fans talking. McAfee named new head coach Ben Johnson's Chicago Bears, who recently traded for guards Jonah Jackson and Joe Thuney, as the NFL's 'Kings of the Offseason.'
Just days after Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach strongly indicated that star tight end Travis Kelce, who was mulling a potential retirement from the NFL, would be returning for another season, Kelce himself, with the help of ESPN's Pat McAfee, confirmed his decision.
A celebration is in order in Chiefs Kingdom as more and more information points to Travis Kelce continuing to play football in Kansas City.
Kansas City Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce is returning to the field next season. Kelce made his intentions known with a text to Pat McAfee, who promptly shared it on his show Thursday. "I'm coming back for sure," Kelce wrote, per McAfee. "Gonna try ...