Travis Kelce: Kansas City Chiefs Solid Finish says it will delay retirement decision after loss of super bowl | New nfl
Kansas City leaders Travis Kelce says he will “take some time” before deciding whether to retire from the NFL after the defeat of his side bowl on Philadelphia Eagles.
Kelce starred in the first Chiefs 2025 playoffs against Houston Texans, but competed in a victory over Buffalo Bills before failing to influence, as the Eagles gave a dominant 40-22 victory in New Orleans on Sunday.
The 35 -year -old talked honestly about his future during the last episode New heightsThe podcast appearing with his brother – and the former star NFL – Jason Kelce.
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Kansas City chief Patrick Mahomes describes the loss of the Super Bowl 59 at the Eagles of Philadelphia as the “worst feeling in the world”.
“I know everyone wants to know if I play whether or not next year. And now, they just kick everything down the road,” Kelce said.
“I kick every I can do down the road and I don’t make crazy decisions.
“At the moment, the biggest thing is right there for my teammates and it’s there for my coaches, understanding that there is a lot that is going to this thing.”
Kelce, along with General Patrick Mahomes, were the central elements of a remarkable course for the leaders who have seen them reach seven successive AFC league games.
On Sunday they went for a historic third consecutive Super Bowl victory – and fourth title in six years.
Kelce, whose star has grown only since he began dating Popstar Taylor Swift in 2023, admits that the incredible success of the Chiefs has taxed it.
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Travis Kelce led Chiefs celebrations after the AFC championship win over the bills, as Taylor Swift watched!
He said: “I am lucky for the last five years, I have played more football than anyone and it is because people in this building and the fact that we continue to go to these AFC championships and these super bowls.
“This means I play an extra three games more than everyone else in the whole league and this is very wear in your body. And it is a long time spent on the building that focuses on your boat work on hand, every challenge you created on your own .
“And this process can be exhaustive.
“And right now, it’s one of those things where it drove me crazy this year and I think it’s happening, as a bit of a tail to the back nine of your career.”
Following the accumulation of 117 shipyards and marking a touchdown against Texans, Kelce only managed a total of six catches for 58 meters in the last two games of the Chiefs campaign.
These numbers represented a significant rejection since last year after the season, when it played a key role in each of the four wins that took the leaders in the glory of Super Bowl.
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If you have lost it, take a look at everything that unfolds in New Orleans in the Super Bowl 59.
He added: “As you see yourself or do not feel that you have the success you once did, man is a hard pill to swallow.
“And then above that, so as not to be there in the biggest moments, knowing that your team counts to you, man, everything is extremely harsh things. It’s just a harsh reality.
“I think I’m going to spend some time to understand it and I think I owe it to my teammates that if I come back, that it will be something that … it’s a wholehearted decision, I’m not half, I’m here completely for them.
“I think I can play. It’s just if I’m motivated or it’s the best decision for me as a human being, as a human being, as a human being to take on all this responsibility.”
2025-02-12 19:40:00
