Kelce went scoreless in the Chiefs’ final five games of the season. The last time he found the end zone was in Week 13 against the Dallas Cowboys. The 11-time Pro Bowl tight end caught a pass from Patrick Mahomes right at the end of the second quarter for a two-yard TD. That score on Nov. 27. 2025 may have very well been Kelce’s final career touchdown, making it a special moment in time.

While Travis Kelce decides if he wants to play next year, is there a chance he could be on the sidelines or booth in 2026?

Travis Kelce’s return to the Chiefs has the endorsement of the owner. In a Tuesday appearance on the NFL Network’s “Good Morning Football” show, Chiefs chairman and CEO Clark Hunt said he hopes the 36-year-old superstar tight end will choose playing next season over retirement.

Chiefs owner Clark Hunt made an appearance on NFL Network’s Good Morning Football on Tuesday, and was asked about Kelce’s pending decision.

The Kansas City Chiefs want Travis Kelce back. That’s the clear message sent by the team’s chairman and CEO, Clark Hunt, about the future Hall of Fame tight end.

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