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The Kansas City Chiefs have one of the league’s most recognizable players, Travis Kelce, and he could stay on TV. Heading into this season, offseason rumors suggested Kansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce would retire.
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce could reportedly spark a three-way bidding war among major television networks once he decides to retire from the NFL. Speaking on the Pardon My Take podcast, reporter Mike Florio stated that Amazon Prime Video, ESPN, and CBS are all expected to pursue Kelce as a game color analyst as soon as next season.
Florio noted that Kelce previously inquired about opportunities with Amazon Prime Video, while ESPN could also have an opening if ongoing contract disputes with analyst Troy Aikman remain unresolved. Former tight end Greg Olsen is also viewed as a potential contender for open television broadcast roles.
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