Travis Kelce Supports Clyde Edwards-Helaire's PTSD Journey

Kansas City Chiefs running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire recently discussed his struggles with PTSD on 'The Pivot' podcast, crediting teammate Travis Kelce with providing unwavering support throughout his recovery process. Edwards-Helaire revealed that his PTSD stems from a traumatic shooting incident in December 2018, which had significant impacts on his personal life and health. He described Kelce as a 'big brother' who was always there for him, particularly during his first year in the NFL, which coincided with the isolating COVID-19 pandemic. Kelce shared the podcast episode on social media, praising Edwards-Helaire as 'one of the strongest men I know.' Edwards-Helaire emphasized the importance of self-care and acknowledged the emotional toll of balancing an NFL career with his unresolved trauma. The bond between the two players highlights the critical role of mental health support within high-pressure sports environments.