Travis Kelce Faces March Deadline for Retirement Decision After Super Bowl Loss

The Kansas City Chiefs have set a March 14 deadline for the star tight end to decide on his future, following a disappointing Super Bowl performance and personal considerations.

Travis Kelce, 35, is contemplating retirement after a Hall of Fame-worthy 12-season career with the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Chiefs have given Kelce until March 14 to make his decision, aligning with the NFL's free agency period and his $11.5 million roster bonus deadline.
Kelce cited the physical toll of playing in five Super Bowls and numerous playoff games as a key factor in his deliberation.
His underwhelming Super Bowl performance, which included viral moments of apparent lack of effort, has fueled speculation about his future in the NFL.
Kelce's relationship with Taylor Swift and potential opportunities in media and entertainment may influence his decision to step away from football.