Travis Kelce recently reflected on his team, the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl loss, admitting he lacked focus during the game.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce was ill during Super Bowl 59, according to team general manager Brett Veach.

Akin to another native Ohioan sports superstar, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has finally made his decision: He’s coming back to play for at least one more year in the NFL. Kelce formally announced his intention to return to the Chiefs on a new episode of New Heights where he fielded some tough,

Kansas City general manager Brett Veach was asked during an interview with NFL Network at the scouting combine about which version of Kelce the Chiefs could expect if he returns next year, and the executive revealed the 35-year-old tight end was not feeling himself in the lead-up to the big game.

Kansas City Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce announced he was returning for another season. The future Hall of Fame tight end considered retirement for a few weeks following a 40-22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX before deciding to come back for another

Travis Kelce was never a factor in the Kansas City Chiefs' 40-22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX earlier this month. The future Hall of Fame tight end didn't have a catch in the first half before finishing with just four receptions for 39 yards and no touchdowns.

Travis Kelce is giving fans more insight into his decision to play another season with the Kansas City Chiefs. During the Wednesday, March 5, episode of "New Heights" — cohosted by his brother, Jason Kelce — Travis,

The star Chiefs tight end — probably the biggest Swiftie of all — revealed on Wednesday’s “New Heights” podcast that listening to his girlfriend Taylor Swift’s music helped him cope with Kansas City’s lopsided loss to the Eagles in Super Bowl 2025 earlier this month.

In the days before Super Bowl LIX, the Chiefs didn’t have an extensive injury report, but punter Matt Araiza was dealing with an illness. Turns out tight end Travis Kelce also was under the weather at some point before the game at the Superdome in New Orleans, although the team had never disclosed that.

On the latest episode of their New Heights podcast posted Wednesday (Feb. 26), the tight end and his older brother, retired Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce, opened up about the music they listen to when they each feel “depressed.” “The only way you can find yourself in the light is to find yourself in the dark first,” Travis said.