Travis Kelce is being comforted by Taylor Swift after his Super Bowl nightmare in New Orleans on Sunday, with the couple planning the time to discuss their future together too.
The Kansas City bosses lost 40-22 against the Eagles Philadelphia, with the emphatic score somehow complementing the Kelce team: they were 34-0 at one stage, in a game that was never as close as the final score suggested.
The loss left Kansas City's dreams of a 'three-tar' of a Super Bowl in Ruins and Kelce, 35, is now considering whether he has enough in the tank to continue playing. It will consult Swift about that imminent decision in the next few days, according to page six.
“Taylor knows that Travis took this loss very strong, but I couldn't be more proud of him regardless of the result,” said a source.
They are eager to enjoy inactivity time. They knew that Taylor's period tour would be wrapping in December and the football season would be coming to an end now, so they had planned at this time to focus on some time to be together.
“Taylor and Travis will take time to go on vacation with only both, talk about their future and simply relax.”
Travis Kelce is considering his future at the NFL after Sunday's Super Bowl disaster
Will discuss what the future has with Taylor Swift, according to a new report
Last week, Kelce started the Super Bowl week saying that he could see himself playing for the chiefs until he is 38 years old.
Kelce was asked where he sees himself in three years and said: 'Hopefully he still plays football. I love doing this.
I love to enter work every day. I feel that I still have a lot of good football in me.
'We'll see what happens. I know that I have been preparing for other opportunities in my life. That has always been the goal, knowing that football only lasts so long.
“For the most part, I plan to be head of Kansas City and play football.”
But on Saturday night, a bomb report arose that Kelce was considering whether the Super Bowl was going to be his last game.
Whatever you decide, it is likely that you inform the bosses on March 12, which is when the NFL free agency period begins.
Swift, meanwhile, was photographed leaving New Orleans on Monday and flying back to Nashville after the game.