It was undeniably a tough Super Bowl for Kansas City tight end Travis Kelce. The three-time Super Bowl winner didn’t have his best day with just four receptions for 39 yards as the Chiefs got dominated by the Philadelphia Eagles, 40-22.

The Kansas City Chiefs already are looking toward a future of big changes following their blowout loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce will take time before deciding whether to end his glittering NFL career after enduring a heart-breaking Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, he said on Wednesday.

Travis Kelce opened up about Super Bowl LIX and the Kansas City Chiefs' loss to the Philadelphia Eagles but did not address retirement rumors directly.

The Super Bowl LIX loss hurt, but these statistics show that the Chiefs’ dynasty is one of the best in NFL history.

The Kansas City Chiefs finally fell in the Super Bowl. The Chiefs came up one game short of making history of becoming the only team to win three straight Super

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Super Bowl LIX is officially the most watched Super Bowl ever, averaging 127.7 million viewers during the Eagles' win over the Chiefs.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce admitted to a lapse in leadership during Super Bowl LIX, saying Wednesday on his podcast that he made poor decisions early on and failed to help teammates find momentum.

Travis Kelce is a shoo-in for the Canton Pro Football Hall of Fame once his NFL career ends. The 35-year-old may be nearing the end of his rope. Kelce, who arrived as the 63rd overall selection in the 2013 NFL Draft as a third-round pick of the Kansas City Chiefs,

Travis Kelce is seriously considering retirement from the NFL following the Kansas City Chiefs' crushing 40-22 Super Bowl defeat to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. The 35-year-old tight end endured a difficult night at the Caesars Superdome,