With the speculation around the future plans of the closed wing of the Kansas City bosses, Travis Kelce, his chief coach offered a suggestion for a future professional career in which to hang the pads.
Rumors about Kelce's future have been circulating during the 2024 season, since the closed star wing experienced a kind of production in terms of production during the regular season.
While a source told Dailymail.com exclusively that Kelce's current plans are to continue playing, those plans could always change.
When he decides to call him a race, he is not exactly clear what Kelce would do to make a living later, but he has many options.
One could involve remaining in football, a suggestion offered by chief coach Andy Reid.
Speaking to Colin Cowherd of Fox Sports, Reid was asked how Kelce's training this season has been and if he gives him a certain amount of maneuvering margin. In his response, Reid suggested that Kelce “would be a great soccer coach.”
The chief coach Andy Reid suggested that Travis Kelce should enter the training after retirement
Rumors about the future of the 35 -year -old wing have been filtering throughout the season
'Yes, I would probably say yes, to be honest with you, because I have been close to him for so long. We have had all my duration here. I know where he finds himself physically, mentally, I know what he can do in the games. We try to use it.
'I also know what is around him, which helps him because for a time there, we were beaten a little and the boys were trying to learn. He was being a double team, and that was not so good for him.
'But Travis would be a great soccer coach. He is able to get there and explain things and teach these young people exactly what he sees and feels. Not that everyone has that same talent, but it has a good feeling for the game.
Rumors of retirement will have to wait a bit, and Kelce is expected to play a leading role in the Super Bowl Lix in the coming weeks.
The 35 -year -old caught two passes for 19 yards in the AFC championship game against the Buffalo Bills last Sunday. However, the previous week, he caught seven passes for 117 yards and a touchdown in the divisional round of the AFC against the Texans of Houston.
Kelce will play the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl for the second time in three seasons.