The speculations about Travis Kelce's potential retirement made waves throughout the recently culminated season and following the Kansas City Chiefs' humbling loss at the hands of the Philadelphia Eagles at Super Bowl LIX,

Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce will return for his 13th NFL season, dispelling retirement rumors after a Super Bowl LIX loss. Chiefs coach Andy Reid's advice influenced Kelce, who remains passionate about football despite setbacks.

ESPN's Pat McAfee broke the news by way of the direct words he received from Travis Kelce, announcing that the Kansas City Chiefs star would indeed be returning for his 13th season in the NFL. Given the widespread speculation that the 35-year-old Kelce might be leaning towards

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid has a lot of work ahead of him to get the Chiefs to Super Bowl LX. One of the players who will now be a part of that work is veteran tight end Travis Kelce. Prior to the Super Bowl there were rumors that Kelce would retire at the end of it all,

With Travis Kelce coming back for another season with the Kansas City Chiefs, head coach Andy Reid believes the rest of the NFL should be careful. Travis Kelce contemplated retirement this offseason,

Travis Kelce is locked in for year 13 in the NFL after confirming he would be back for next season. Kansas City Chiefs head coach, Andy Reid, offered advice to the tight end following their devastating Super Bowl appearance.

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid had a heart-to-heart with Travis Kelce about whether or not he should retire. "We had a great visit before he left," Reid, 66, said on the Saturday, March 8, episode of "The Bettor Angle" podcast.

Andy Reid gave his opinion on Travis Kelce's retirement decision and the claims that he was getting too slow following the tight end's criticism over his Super Bowl performance