Travis Kelce This is the first public announcement since announcing that he will return to the Chiefs of Kansas City during a podcast released on Wednesday.
Kelce, 35, initially said he “kicks me and can kick everything” Chief The Super Bowl lost to the Philadelphia Eagles.
The star tight ending said that in the end, he still likes to play football, which is part of the reason he returns.
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Tensions for the Kansas City Chiefs Travis Kelce, #87, was in a press conference ahead of Super Bowl Lix at the Marriott New Orleans. (Stephen Lew-Imagn image)
“I think the biggest thing is that I love playing football,” Kells said. “I still feel like I can play at a high level and probably at a higher level than last year. I don’t think it’s my best outing. I think I’ve let my guy down a lot in a lot of moments.”New heights. ”
“Especially if you look at my track record and how it’s been in the past few years. I want to give it a nice run. How the year ends on my mouth end, how I play and how responsible I am to those around me. I love many people in Kansas City, both in that facility, community and community, and in its home.
“I don’t want to leave that life yet. I’ve done a lot of hard work and focused on being the best thing I can do for KC. Last year, it didn’t go well for us and I felt it was my responsibility to sign the contract I originally signed, I initially signed to Kansas City and the Chiefs Organization and everything I have, and that’s what I have, and that’s what I’m going to do, that’s what I do, man.”
Kells said his decision to return was based on feeling and “pure feeling.”
“It’s similar to all the decisions I made. It’s just not feeling it.” “I’m not a big measure, all of this, all of this, pure intuition. I love this game, I love going to the building with the guys there.”
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The Kansas City Chiefs’ Chiefs’ nervous director Travis Kelce, #87, celebrates after receiving a pass in the NFL Football Division Division playoff playoff against the Houston Texans on Saturday, January 18, 2025. (AP Photo/Ed Zurga)
“Coach (Andy) Reed has always been one of my greatest influences in my life, not only in football. And I don’t want to stop working with him. I don’t want to stop learning from him. I don’t want to stop being the reason for his success, or the reason for his success. I want that person to be the greatest success in the world because of his life, who is his life in his life.
“There are a lot of people in that building, and I love people who I have all my heart. I want to continue to live up to those dreams and work with them. I never guessed it for the second time. Even if it got tough after last year or the Super Bowl and you’ve been in a tough state and you’ve been at an all-time low, you can do that, want to do this.
Kyles says Chiefs’ Super Bowl loss may be the “biggest factor” in his return, but even if they win eagle, He may have returned it.
“I mean, it’s a really cool way, but I still, I think I’ll still be full of this love for the game and I think if we win, I’ll think a little bit more. I think, because we’re lost, lost and just feeling.
“I felt like I owe me more effort and focus to the end of that game, and I just didn’t know what that game guy was. I wasn’t the best.”
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Tensions for the Kansas City Chiefs Travis Kelce, #87, walked out of the court after losing to the Philadelphia Eagles during the NFL Super Bowl Lix in New Orleans on Sunday, February 9, 2025. (AP Photo/Abbie Parr)
Kyles also said he thinks he can be better than last season.
The NFL veteran is still in effect last season, but his yard (823) and touchdowns (3) are the lowest in the entire season this year.
If the Chiefs will return to the Super Bowl for a fourth straight season, they will need their star tension to be at their best.
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