As Travis Kelce has been surrounded by rumors about his retirement, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end has finally addressed the question that’s been hanging over his 13th NFL season. After turning 36 this Sunday,

As ESPN's Jason Kelce stumbled through a question about Andy Reid’s coaching style, the Chiefs head coach smacked the table and yelled, “Spit it out" among the highlights of a funny pregame interview.

Jason Kelce fiercely defended his brother Travis's touchdown against Jaguars critics on their \"New Heights\" podcast, explaining NFL rules. Despite th

Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce has already secured his legacy as one of the greatest tight ends of all time, but that doesn’t mean he’s ready to walk away from his NFL career.

Jason Kelce cut right to the chase when interviewing his brother, Travis Kelce, for ESPN before Monday Night Football. The elder Kelce's assignment was a sit-down interview with Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid, quarterback Patrick Mahomes, and his brother, and the opening question was not football-centric.

ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro announced on September 30, 2025, their strong desire to sign Travis Kelce for a major TV role post-NFL. With his brother Jason already a successful ESPN analyst and the network's expanded NFL presence,

The Kansas City Chiefs announced star TE Travis Kelce hit a historic career milestone during Monday's matchup vs. the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid address their disappointing start to the Chiefs' season in a special interview with Jason Kelce on ESPN's "Monday Night Countdown" on Oct. 6.