Travis Kelce has now completed his 13th season with the Kansas City Chiefs, and at age 36, he remained productive, recording 76 catches for 851 yards and five touchdowns. However, for just the second time in his NFL career,

As Kelce mulls retirement, Chiefs running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire is reflecting on the tight end's impact, on and off the field

Travis Kelce's boys are there for him both on and off the field. In a new story about the Kansas City Chiefs tight end, teammate Clyde Edwards-Helaire revealed he talked to Taylor Swift on Kelce's behalf when the latter had a little too much to drink during the team's 2024 Super Bowl parade,

“Just buy the dip," she says. "You don’t have to make it yourself."

Travis Kelce may not be attending the 2026 Super Bowl after the Kansas City Chiefs lackluster season but his Tight End University will be. All we

Running it back? Much to the delight of many football fans, it was a brutal year for the Kansas City Chiefs. After making it to the Super Bowl last year, the Chiefs didn't make the playoffs this season for the first time since 2014.

Travis Kelce's future with the Chiefs is uncertain after a tough season, but he's set to host a major Tight End University event in San Francisco just before the Super Bowl. This high-profile gathering,

Travis Kelce and George Kittle’s Tight End University is expanding into Super Bowl Week with a new late-night event in San Francisco. Tight End University will host “Tight Ends & Friends” Presented by Cash App and VISA on Thursday,

Travis Kelce’s NFL future is officially up in the air. After 13 seasons in the league and entering his age-37 season, the future Hall of Famer might call it quits.