History is on the line for the Kansas City Chiefs this postseason. While the Chiefs have already been the team most dominant team over the last five years, they could further cement themselves in NFL history by doing something no team has ever done—winning three Super Bowls in a row.

With Travis Kelce in his 12th NFL season, and so many outside ventures, could this be the Kansas City Chiefs' great last run?

Rumors have been swirling about the potential retirement of Kansas City Chiefs' tight end Travis Kelce, and analysts have begun to take notice.

The production hasn’t stopped for Kelce, who will extend a Chiefs postseason longevity record he shares with long-snapper James Winchester when KC opens its latest playoff run in the Divisional Round: Both Kelce and Winchester will be appearing in their 23rd playoff game.

With Taylor possibly being in attendance at Arrowhead Stadium as the Chiefs take on the Houston Texans in the Divisional Round, Kelce, who was a guest on the Stephen A. Smith show, stated that he has everything he needs in his life right now - including incredible support and comfort from Taylor.

Patrick Mahomes is counting on his teammate Travis Kelce to help the Chiefs make it to their third consecutive Super Bowl. Mahomes, 29, spoke to media at a press conference on Tuesday, Jan. 14 where the quarterback said he anticipates Kelce,

Kelce and his brother Jason jokingly listed a bunch of football platitudes as the "keys to victory" for Saturday's game. "Play phyiscal. Don't turn the ball over," Travis begins. "Get out to a fast start,

Travis Kelce is hoping to ward off the effects of Father Time. The 2024 regular season proved that matchup will be a testing battle. The Chiefs' tight end is arguably the greatest player to ever field his position,