Travis Kelce details offseason plans amid retire rumors

Travis Kelce is fueling retirement rumors, and as the Kansas City Chiefs tight end decides what his NFL future holds, he shared what plans he has for the offseason so far.

“Every season ends for me, I just put my feet up and I be a human, because I’ve been putting my body through the wringer for the love of it,” Travis told his older brother, retired Philadelphia Eagles center, Jason Kelce, on the January 7 episode of their New Heights podcast.

Travis added, “I do enjoy playing football and the physical aspect of it, I think there’s something about feeling the wear and tear of the football season, just getting ready for a game knowing your body’s f***ing beat down. I think there’s something to it, it makes you just feel like a mangy animal that’s out here just finding a way to survive.”

While the retirement rumors are still a hot topic, Travis shared that the Chiefs are aware of where he stands at the moment.

“[I’ll be] trying to figure out what I’m gonna do next in terms of my future in football,” he said. “I’ve talked to a few people in the facility already, having the exit meetings and everything, they know where I stand, at least right now. There’s a lot of love for the game that’s still there, and I don’t think I’ll ever lose that.”

It seems for Travis that his decision is still seemingly up in the air and that he is prioritizing his physicality to approach another season int he league.

“It’s a tough thing to navigate, but at the same time, I think if my body can heal up and rest up and I can feel confident that I can go out there and give it another 18, 20, 21-week run, I think I would do it in a heartbeat,” he said. “I think right now it’s just finding that answer and seeing how the body feels after this game and when it all settles down.”

Travis was drafted to the Chiefs in the third round of the 2013 NFL Draft. The three-time Super Bowl champion ended the 2025-2026 season with 76 receptions for 851 yards and 5 touchdowns, averaging 11.2 yards per catch over 17 games played. While he is still ranked high for NFL tight ends, his stats have decreased in recent years as in 2022, his was a highlight year for the veteran tight end, he finished with 110 catches, 1,338 yards, 12 TDs, and a Super Bowl win.

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