Discover how the Chiefs’ WR re-signing reshapes their offense, boosts Patrick Mahomes’ deep threats, and extends Travis Kelce’s dominance. A strategic play for a three-peat?

Hours after news emerged that Travis Kelce would be returning to the Chiefs in 2025, Mahomes took to social media to celebrate, posting a popular meme of Michael Jordan’s security guard John Michael Wozniak shrugging in ESPN’s “The Last Dance.”

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is running things back with Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes after contemplating retirement from the NFL. After flirting with retirement, Travis Kelce ultimately decided to come back for a 13th season in the NFL with the Kansas City Chiefs.

It's been a long time since the Kansas City Chiefs needed a new No. 1 tight end. Travis Kelce very well may return in 2025 after a disappointing Super Bowl loss, but that hasn't stopped social media commenters from already (perhaps jokingly) appointing his replacement.

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.