Travis Kelce He seems to be hinting at his retirement. The NFL.
gave Kansas City Chiefs The tight end recently played against Cleveland Browns i Ohio On Sunday (December 15). In one of its recent episodes New heights podcast co-hosted with his older brother Jason Kelce, he pointed out that he may have played his last game in Cleveland yet.
“I just love this city, man. It was so much fun,” he said said. Jason and Travis grew up and went to college in nearby Cleveland Heights before their NFL careers.
“I felt like a tour guide when we went in. I was telling each city we were going through, every monument, every building.
He reflected on his childhood in Cleveland and how old memories were coming back to him. “Stupid memories… were going through my mind. And it felt so real,” he said.
Travis then mentioned that while the 2025 NFL schedule hasn’t been set yet, it’s highly unlikely that he’ll ever play a game in his hometown again.
“I don’t know if this is the last time I’ll ever play in Cleveland, but it feels like I’m just giving it one last hurray before I’m done because I’ve only played there twice in 12 years.”
NFL scheduling typically varies each year with only a few requirements for 17 total games: six games against divisional opponents, four games against teams from one division within its conference, one in another conference. Four games against teams from the division, two games against teams from the other two divisions in its own conference, and 17 games against a non-conference opponent from a division that the team does not have to play.
free Representatives for Kelce have been contacted for comment.
Travis is in the middle of his twelfth season with the Chiefs. Jason He announced his retirement. from the NFL earlier this year after playing 13 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles.
During his press conference, which was attended by Travis, Jason reflected on what it was like to play against his brother. “That was really my brother and I our whole lives. We did almost everything together — competed, fought, laughed, cried, and learned from each other,” the ESPN host said.
“We invented games, envisioning ourselves as the star players of the moment. We envisioned making winning plays day in and day out. Before leaving home, we In our minds, we won countless Super Bowls, and when we weren’t playing, we were at other people’s games.
Also a now retired NFL star Reflects on their 2023 Super Bowl matchup.in which the Chiefs were victorious against the Eagles.
“I’ll never forget the conflicting feeling of falling short of the Chiefs and the immense heartbreak that I selfishly did for myself and my teammates,” Jason said with tears in his eyes. Proud that my brother has once again climbed to the top of the mountain.”