If Travis Kelce's current attitude is any indication of his future plans, Patrick Mahomes doesn't expect his longtime teammate to hang up his cleats after the upcoming NFL season.  Mahomes, who has enjoyed an historic partnership with Kelce since becoming the Chiefs' starting quarterback in 2018,

"While Kelce has been the second-most-valuable tight end over the past two seasons, per PFF WAR, 2024 represented the lowest-graded season of his career (71.7)," Kosko wrote. "Age looks to be catching up to the future Hall of Famer, as his 91.4 PFF overall grade from 2022 appears to be a thing of the past."

Kelce is a 10-time Pro Bowler, three-time champion and four-time first-team All-Pro selection, making him a lock to be a first-ballot Hall of Famer once he retires. But he started to show signs of decline last season, finishing with his lowest receiving yards (823) and touchdowns (three) since his rookie season.