Travis Kelce Contemplates Retirement After Super Bowl Loss

After the Kansas City Chiefs' disappointing 40-22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl 2025, tight end Travis Kelce is contemplating retirement. His teammate, Charles Omenihu, has publicly urged him to return, emphasizing that Kelce, a future Hall of Famer, should not end his career on a loss like this. Meanwhile, sports commentator Colin Cowherd suggests that this offseason may be an opportune moment for both Kelce and the Chiefs to part ways, citing the team's strong draft prospects and Kelce's high salary. Despite his stellar career, Kelce's performance during the Super Bowl has drawn criticism from fans, who noted his lack of effort in key moments. As Kelce weighs his options, he has until March 14 to decide, as he faces an $11.5 million roster bonus. Ultimately, the decision hinges on whether he feels fully committed to continuing his football career.