JUST IN: Chiefs’ Travis Kelce reveals when he’ll retire

Travis Kelce’s star has never shone brighter. The future Hall-of-Famer not only continues staking his claim as the greatest tight end ever while leading the Kansas City Chiefs’ ongoing dynasty alongside Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes, but also emerged as a global celebrity in the past calendar due to his relationship with pop icon Taylor Swift.

Kelce, it’s become abundantly clear by now, will remain in the public eye once his playing days are over. Despite his advanced age and nearly unprecedented level of individual and team success with the Chiefs, though, he has no plans to hang up his cleats soon.

In wake of signing a new contract that makes him the highest-paid tight end in football and will keep him in Kansas City for at least the next two seasons, Kelce addressed his potential timeline for retirement on Tuesday while meeting with reporters at Chiefs OTAs.

“I really can’t put a timeframe on [retirement]. I love coming to work every single day. I know there’s opportunities for me outside of football,” he said, per Nate Taylor of The Athletic. “I’m going to keep going until the wheels fall off. Hopefully, that doesn’t happen anytime soon.”

Jason Kelce, two years Travis’ senior, announced his retirement in March after a stellar career with the Philadelphia Eagles. Travis Kelce was in the room for Jason’s heartwarming farewell press conference, wiping away tears as his brother described just how much football changed his life.