Travis Kelce Plans Broadcasting Career Following Tom Brady Model

Travis Kelce, entering his final NFL season with the Kansas City Chiefs, has expressed strong interest in pursuing a broadcasting career after retirement, aiming to follow in Tom Brady's footsteps. Kelce has mentioned his fascination with calling games and impersonating announcers growing up, although he humorously admitted that remembering player names might be a challenge. His brother, Jason Kelce, has already made significant strides in broadcasting with a lucrative $24 million contract at ESPN and a successful podcast with Travis. Tom Brady, who recently secured a record-breaking $375 million broadcasting deal with Fox Sports, has been both an inspiration and a target of Kelce's humor, as evidenced by Brady's roast where he mocked the Chiefs and their fanbase, including Kelce's high-profile relationship with Taylor Swift. While Kelce is focused on his current season, his growing media presence and social media influence suggest a potentially lucrative transition to television, with networks likely eager to capitalize on his popularity. Overall, Kelce’s post-football career looks promising, blending sports commentary and entertainment, influenced by both family and high-profile role models like Brady.