"I can't put a time frame on it. I love coming to work every single day," Kelce said after Tuesday's minicamp session, via team transcript. "Obviously, I know that there's opportunities outside of football for me, and I think you have to keep in perspective that I'm still a little kid when I come into this building."

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce emphasized how retirement is the furthest thing from his mind as he prepares for the 2024 NFL season. The

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce said Tuesday that he wants to keep playing football “until the wheels come off" after the first day of the team’s mandatory three-day minicamp.

The Kansas City Chiefs added receiver Marquise Brown and Xavier Worthy this offseason, and Travis Kelce is excited to work with the pair this year.

There's little if anything left for Kelce to accomplish on the football field. At the same time, there's a lot for him to walk away from.

The Kansas City Chiefs locked up star tight end Travis Kelce for two more years with a new extension. He has now addressed his retirement plans.

The Kansas City Chiefs need to keep an eye on Travis Kelce's health and durability, even if that means limiting his snaps on occasion.

If Travis Kelce were to occupy the Oval Office for a day, he’s already got a playful agenda lined up. The Kansas City Chiefs star tight end divulged his hypothetical presidential actions during the squad’s recent trip to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

On June 10, the Kansas City Chiefs posted a video on TikTok in which tight end Travis Kelce could be seen discussing what he would do if he were the U.S. President. This video shows that Travis has some grand plans if he were to become President.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce knows he's in the back nine of his NFL career but he's not thinking about that right now. He's focused on helping the Chiefs try and make more history this season and wants to play until the "wheels come off.