'A lot of wear and tear' - Kelce considers retirement

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  Travis Kelce admits to wear and tear on body as he discusses his NFL future

  Kansas City Chiefs tight end will turn 36 in October Kelce had worst statistical season of career in 2024 Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce says he has yet to make a decision on ...
  
  The Guardian - Feb. 12
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  Travis Kelce reflects on Super Bowl LIX: 'I wasn't the best leader,' is seriously considering retirement

  The Chiefs tight end regrets how things went on Sunday against the Eagles
  
  CBS Sports - Feb. 12

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  Travis Kelce Faces Retirement Questions After a Crushing Super Bowl Loss

  Kelce’s output matched the decline he displayed during the season.
  
  The New York Times - Feb. 10
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  Will Travis Kelce retire after Super Bowl 2025? Chiefs star's decision could hinge on game result, per report

  Kelce is reportedly not a complete lock to suit up again for Kansas City in 2025
  
  CBS Sports - Feb. 9
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  Travis Kelce retirement rumors: Patrick Mahomes opens up about potentially losing future Hall of Fame TE

  Could that have been Kelce's last NFL game?
  
  CBS Sports - Feb. 10

• Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce opens up about weighing retirement decision on podcast

  After Sunday's Super Bowl loss, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce may be considering retirement. He spoke on his podcast about the toll football has taken on his body and the decision he ...
  
  CBS News - Feb. 13
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