Travis Kelce reportedly feels the intense media attention surrounding his relationship with Taylor Swift has negatively impacted his NFL performance,

NFL Under Fire for Forcing Travis Kelce Into Spotlight Again originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs made their way to Seattle on Friday, taking on the Seahawks in the second game of the 2025 NFL preseason.

Travis Kelce discussed what he thinks his life will look like after he eventually retires from the NFL while speaking with GQ for their latest cover story.

Travis Kelce will be the first to admit the last two NFL seasons have not been his finest. During a wide-ranging GQ interview about his career and relationship with Taylor Swift, the three-time Super Bowl champion with the Chiefs expressed how the “past two years haven’t been to [his] standard” as he dabbled in entertainment endeavors off the field.

The 56-year-old broadcaster, now known for his work on NFL Network and “The Rich Eisen Show,” was greeted by a throwback-style intro that transported viewers back to the late-1990s era when he and Stuart Scott helped define the look and feel of modern sports broadcasting.

Shy? Not Travis Kelce! The Kansas City Chiefs star, 35, was mic'ed up for his 13th year in NFL training camp, where the player's candid thoughts and conversations were exposed in a hilarious video shared by the team on YouTube.

Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes are raising the steaks. The Kansas City Chiefs stars have finally announced that their highly anticipated steakhouse, 1587 Prime, will open its doors next month. Located in the Loews Kansas City Hotel, the swanky eatery will welcome customers from Sept. 17th — which also just happens to be Mahomes’ 30th birthday.