Travis Kelce’s Future Gets Discussed by Brett Veach

Brett Veach, general manager of the Kansas City Chiefs, has provided an update on Travis Kelce‘s future. The NFL’s oldest tight end has been informed that he can’t consistently play at the same level as before. Veach, however, expressed his hope that Kelce will continue to do his best work when it counts. GM of the Chiefs told ESPN: “The great ones know how to find it [their A game]. “They know where it’s buried, and they know how to access it. “And they can’t access it at that age week in and week out. “But when they need it, they know how to find it.”  “We’ve all seen it over the last few years. “There are periods throughout the season where you’re like, ‘This might be it.’ “But when the games are the most important and the lights are the brightest, he finds it somewhere.” In April 2024, Kelce agreed to a two-year contract agreement that would keep him with the Chiefs through the conclusion of the upcoming season. And he vowed to follow through on that agreement following the Super Bowl defeat to the Philadelphia Eagles. The post Travis Kelce’s Future Gets Discussed by Brett Veach appeared first...