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The Kansas City Chiefs are focused on the task at hand this season, returning to the postseason and potentially the Super Bowl. Legendary tight end Travis Kelce re-signed with the team this offseason with that in mind. Once that mission…

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce could spark a major three-way bidding war among major television networks once his playing career ends, according to reporting highlighted by Arrowhead Pride. Media analyst Mike Florio stated on Pardon My Take that networks including Prime Video, ESPN, and CBS are expected to aggressively pursue Kelce for an NFL broadcasting role in the booth.
Florio noted that Kelce previously explored media opportunities, including inquiring about Amazon's Prime Video broadcast booth alongside Greg Olsen. Kelce already maintains an established business relationship with Amazon through the New Heights podcast, while his brother Jason Kelce works with ESPN, potentially positioning the tight end for immediate high-profile broadcasting interest upon retiring from the Kansas City Chiefs.
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