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Travis Kelce’s future remains uncertain, but Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach holds out hope for his return in 2026. Veach acknowledges Kelce's legendary status, stating, “He’s an icon, and hopefully he comes back.” The 36-year-old tight end becomes an unrestricted free agent in March after a productive 2025 season with 76 catches, 851 yards, and five touchdowns, extending his Pro Bowl streak to 11 seasons. Kelce aims to decide on his future before free agency begins on March 9. Veach confirms ongoing dialogue with Kelce’s representation, emphasizing the need for a timeline while respecting Kelce’s personal commitments. Chiefs head coach Andy Reid echoes this sentiment, valuing the communication with Kelce. Meanwhile, Kansas City faces rebuilding challenges after a rare playoff miss and deals with quarterback Patrick Mahomes' recovery from surgery. The team holds the No. 9 overall pick in the upcoming draft.
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