Andy Reid and Travis Kelce are headed to their fifth Super Bowl together this season. Outside of ownership and the front office, Reid and Kelce are the longest active tenured members of the Kansas City Chiefs,

Travis Kelce's football career may be winding down. There are rumors that the future Hall of Famer may retire after next month's Super Bowl, whether the Kansas City Chiefs win or lose.

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid sent out an interesting statement about a new NFL job for Travis Kelce in the future.

Those who can’t play, coach” won’t apply to Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce if he decides to follow in the footsteps of Andy Reid after hanging up his cleats. Kelce, who is set to play in his fifth Super Bowl against the Philadelphia Eagles on Feb.

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid has given his verdict on tight end Travis Kelce's potential future in his role.

Andy Reid recently made an appearance on The Herd with Colin Cowherd, and he was asked if he coaches Kelce differently because of his age. The answer is yes.

Chiefs coach Andy Reid took over the team the same year Kelce was drafted in 2013, so he has watched his NFL career from the start. Over Kelce's 12 NFL seasons, Reid admitted not much has changed about the star tight end's work ethic. Even at age 35, he still has the same drive to compete.

Andy Reid has backed Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce to step into coaching after he retires as player. Reid knows exactly what a good coach looks like considering his own resume includes four Super Bowl rings (one as an assistant with the Green Bay Packers) as well as AP NFL Coach of the Year honors in 2020.

Andy Reid is giving Travis Kelce a glowing recommendation if he ever wanted to take up coaching after his NFL career comes to an end. “Travis would be a heck of a football coach,” the Kansas City Chiefs head coach,

Despite all his success with the Chiefs and Andy Reid, Travis Kelce still carries a major regret as the Super Bowl approaches.