Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift were to hang out with Kansas City Chiefs tight end's former high school coach this week.

Travis Kelce was on his “ New Heights ” podcast with his brother Jason Kelce talking about what’s next as he looks ahead to the next season. During a conversation about Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes suffering an ACL tear Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers, the Kelce brothers discussed the recovery timeline for the Super Bowl champ.

Travis Kelce addresses the end of Kansas City's historic playoff streak and delivers a powerful message about playing with pride

Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift have never had an argument. That's what the three-time Super Bowl-winning tight end claims, anyway. The 36-year-old NFL tight end made the claim during a "New Heights" interview with George Clooney,

Jason Kelce knows a thing or two about what his brother, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, is going through: determining when to walk away from the game he’s known his entire life.

"First Take" and "New Heights" are probably more similar than both would like to admit as the Chiefs star is lambasted.

That podcast host, of course, is Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. Kelce and the Chiefs were eliminated from playoff contention last Sunday in a loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, meaning that for the first time since the 2014 season — Kelce’s first full campaign in the NFL — he will be watching the playoffs from home.

With many expecting Travis Kelce to retire, the Kansas City Chiefs have been linked to arguably the best TE in college football.

As speculation grows about Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce possibly retirement, fans are sure he gave a big clue as to his plans on Wednesday.

Chris "Mad Dog" Russo ripped into Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce after not speaking to the media following the team's loss that knocked them out of playoff contention.