Travis Kelce has social media thinking it may be time for him to hang it up for good.
After the Kansas City Chiefs lost to the Philadelphia Eagles during the Super Bowl in New Orleans, the tight end is now being exposed for his lack of effort.
Multiple videos are now showing why the 35-year-old should become a full-time podcaster.
“Stop blaming Joe Thuney. THIS was the effort Kelce was giving all night…Trent Williams wouldn’t have made a difference at LT. 🤷♂️ Love Kelce, but this shit right here is hard to watch. If you can’t get fired up for a 3peat no better than this, it may be time,” one Chiefs fan page said.
The footage provided shows Travis Kelce simply not giving maximum effort on several plays.
Another post stated, “Time for Kelce to retire,” as it showed a video of the tight end just standing around and not trying to block for Patrick Mahomes.
Travis Kelce, Patrick Mahomes, and the Chiefs aimed to score the first three-peat in NFL history, but they fell short to the Eagles 40-22 inside the Superdome.
Kelce managed to catch only four passes for 39 yards, dropping two key first-quarter passes that helped cause an insurmountable deficit.
Travis Kelce Speaks On Retirement
In the days following Super Bowl LIX, the loss continues to sting for one of the Chiefs’ star players.
In his recent New Heights podcast, tight end Travis Kelce spoke on retirement rumors. He addressed the speculation of whether he would hang up the cleats on his 12-year career.
“I know everybody wants to know whether I am playing next year and right now I am just kicking everything down the road. I’m kicking every can I can down the road,” he said. “I’m gonna take some time to figure it out. And I think I owe it to my teammates if I do come back, it’s going to be something, it’s a wholehearted decision, I’m not half-assing it, I’m fully here for them. I think I can play, it’s just whether or not I’m motivated or it’s the best decision for me as a man, as a human, as a person to take on all that responsibility.”
During Media Night of Super Bowl week, Kelce said he had no plans to retire anytime soon.
