Prior to Super Bowl LIX, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce was rumored to be retiring. But shortly after the game, he made it clear that he is coming back for a 13th season. But Travis Kelce's decision was apparently a secret from his older brother,

Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce recently announced that he will return for a 13th season after mulling retirement following their loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX. Kelce said he still has a lot to give at 35 years old and owes it to his teammates to help them reclaim the crown they relinquished in February.

In a lengthy reaction Tuesday, the former Philadelphia Eagles player celebrated his ex-teammates — but also had some words for his younger brother, Travis Kelce.

Travis Kelce, along with the Kansas City Chiefs, suffered a crushing loss at Super Bowl LIX after being obliterated 40-22 by the Philadelphia Eagles. But his brother, Jason, also turned out to be a loser over the course of that eventful weekend.

Kylie Kelce was caught pouring a bag of Doritos into her mouth at the Super Bowl in a video that went viral online and defended herself in the Feb. 14 episode of 'Not Gonna Lie With Kylie Kelce.'

Kansas City Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce announced he was returning for another season. The future Hall of Fame tight end considered retirement for a few weeks following a 40-22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX before deciding to come back for another

Travis Kelce recently reflected on his team, the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl loss, admitting he lacked focus during the game.

Aaron Donald was truly a one-of-a-kind athlete. For a decade, no defensive player in the NFL drew more fear, or more double-teams than Donald, who was named Defensive Player of the Year three times in four years from 2017 to ’20.

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