Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is reportedly 'leaning' towards playing again in 2025 instead of retiring.
"His physical skills are diminishing a little bit. I thought he played his worst football game that I've ever seen him play ...
After a blowout loss in Super Bowl LIX, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce admitted he needed some time away from the ...
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PPG Paints Arena prepares for Monster JamWhile the floor is usually frozen for our Pittsburgh Penguins, right now, the floor is being covered in dirt as Monster Jam drives into the arena. KDKA's Chilekasi Adele got the inside look on how ...
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SportsGrid on MSNTeam Canada Shines Early in Hockey Game Against Team SwedenTeam Canada scores early on the power play against Team Sweden, with Sidney Crosby of the Pittsburgh Penguins starring as the tournament's standout player.
Authorities say the arrests made in luxury home burglaries targeting NFL and NBA players are the tip of the iceberg.
As for her three daughters, they’ll be supporting Uncle Travis Kelce with custom merch. Related story Travis Kelce’s Next Career Move Might Put a Halt on This Next Step in His Romance With ...
Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce says no one has meant more to him than head coach Andy Reid. Kelce was drafted by the Chiefs just two months after Reid became their head coach, and the first person ...
Travis Kelce, Kansas City Chiefs tight end, expressed excitement and honor about President Donald Trump attending the Super Bowl. Despite political tensions involving his girlfriend Taylor Swift ...
Travis Kelce is having too much fun to retire – at least not just yet. The superstar tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs has done it all. Three Super Bowl wins (so far), 10 straight Pro Bowl ...
Ahead of the Super Bowl, NFL insider Jeremy Fowler of ESPN revealed that he'd "bet" Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce will continue playing beyond the matchup versus the Philadelphia Eagles.
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