TRAVIS KELCE has made a shock admission over playing for another NFL team.
The Hall of Fame-bound star is a legend at the Kansas City Chiefs.
Travis Kelce back in Kansas City Chiefs training camp earlier this week[/caption]
Kelce was in talkative form to the media after deciding to return for the 2025 season[/caption]
He was drafted by the team in 2013, and has been with them ever since.
Kelce will go down as the greatest tight end in their history.
He has won three Super Bowl rings, and leads the franchise in a number of records.
The 35-year-old had considered retiring at the end of last season.
It came after a 40-22 disastrous defeat to the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl.
That ended their hopes of a historic three-peat, which would have been a first in league history.
Kelce decided to return for the 2025 season, but has just one year left on his contract.
And the boyfriend of pop superstar Taylor Swift has opened up on all his future plans.
“I got one year on this contract, I know that,” he told reporters on Wednesday.
“And we’ll try to figure out something for next year.
“The Chiefs organization knows how much I love them. I can’t see myself playing anywhere else.
“We’ll deal with (2026) down the road, when the time is right.
“But right now, I’m focused on winning a championship this year.”
Kelce returned for the Chiefs’ three-day minicamp this week.
He has spent much of the summer with his Eras Tour legend partner Taylor.
However, the pair has stayed out of the spotlight and bunkered down in his $20 million Florida mansion.
The veteran has kept himself in shape after a disappointing 2024 season.
“Really didn’t feel like it was my last game,” Kelce said about 2025 and the Super Bowl loss.
“Just felt like I had a lot more to prove.
“Yeah, you want to let the emotions die down; you don’t want to make a decision off initial emotions.
“Once they died down, I felt like I still had that fire in my chest to come in and keep building and chase another Super Bowl, man.
“I love this game. It’s still my childhood dream.
“When I really thought about it this offseason, I got back to wanting to focus on this game and getting the most out of this game as I can, while I’m still putting on the cleats and pads.
“This will always be No. 1 in terms of my business world and career path.”
