“Phenomenal,” coach Andy Reid called him when training camp opened, adding that they hadn’t “talked about ‘last years.’ … You hope he plays forever, but that’s probably not going to happen to any of us. “So whenever he decides to hang it up, he’s built a great legacy here. And if he decides this is it, it’s it. If not, more power to him.”

Travis Kelce enters his 13th NFL season with renewed motivation, embracing a focused offseason to help lead the Chiefs to another Super Bowl.

There could be some additional motivation for Kelce this season, as the Chiefs are coming off a 40-22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl. He also had something of a down year by his incredible standards even though he posted 97 catches for 823 yards and three touchdowns.