Travis Kelce opened up about Super Bowl LIX and the Kansas City Chiefs' loss to the Philadelphia Eagles but did not address retirement rumors directly.

Travis Kelce's career with the Kansas City Chiefs is currently hanging in the balance. The All-Pro tight end himself has revealed that he is, indeed, seriously considering retiring after a decorated 12-year career that has produced three Super Bowl championships.

Kelce is "kicking every can I can down the road" regarding retirement, but did offer insight into the wear Super Bowl runs take on players.

The tight end talked to his brother, Jason Kelce, about the Chiefs losing to the Eagles on Wednesday's episode of "New Heights."

Amid the blowout, Kelce and Eagles safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson got into it with each other. After a Patrick Mahomes pass intended for the tight end fell incomplete, Gardner-Johnson still popped Kelce in the back. The former Cincinnati Bearcats star took exception to this, getting up quickly, walking toward the safety and bumping into him.

While the Chiefs fell 40-22 to the Eagles in Super Bowl 2025, many expected a Kansas City three-peat victory in addition to the potential Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift lore that could follow.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has pondered his future at the team’s Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. The superstar tight end has not made a public announcement but did talk about the looming decision with his brother, Jason Kelce, on the “New Heights” podcast

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are "madly in love" and are navigating the Super Bowl loss and her prior Grammy loss earlier this month.

The game and all its ruckus are still keeping tongues wagging nearly two weeks after the Kansas City Chiefs dethroned the Philadelphia Eagles at the Super Bowl.

Jason Kelce sent love to his brother Travis Kelce after the Kansas City Chiefs were defeated by the Philadelphia Eagles at the Super Bowl.

It’s a love story baby! America’s favorite couple Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift spent a romantic Valentine’s Day together, and not a cheap one either. Though the Kansas City Chiefs tight didn’t cinch a three-peat after his team lost the Super Bowl to the Philadelphia Eagles,