Similar to last year with pass rusher Chris Jones, GM Brett Veach acknowledged that re-signing Smith, 25, is the team’s top priority.

Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach commented on star tight end Travis Kelce's retirement decision while speaking to reporters on Tuesday.

The Kansas City Chiefs expect tight end Travis Kelce to return in 2025, general manager Brett Veach told reporters Tuesday at the NFL scouting combine.

The Kansas City Chiefs expect tight end Travis Kelce to see out the final year of his contract, according to their general manager Brett Veach.

About four minutes apart, Chiefs general manager Brett Veach and Kansas City head coach Andy Reid gave slightly different views of where the franchise stands with tight end Travis Kelce. They agreed on one point: There is no deadline for his decision about playing in 2025.

Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach says tight end Travis Kelce “was fired up” to keep playing after the season ended.

The Chiefs moved Thuney to left tackle for their final six competitive games. And though the move secured a weak spot — and helped the Chiefs to their third straight Super Bowl appearance — it came apart at the worst time when Mahomes was sacked a career-high six times in a 40-22 Super Bowl loss to the Eagles.

The Chiefs are preparing to have Travis Kelce back in 2025, with GM Brett Veach saying he's "fired up" about playing another season.

Despite his legendary playoff performances, Travis Kelce was a shadow of himself in the Chiefs' Super Bowl loss to the Eagles. Now, Kansas City’s front office has dropped a shocking revelation about his health during the game.

Travis Kelce was reportedly battling a significant illness before Super Bowl LIX, revealed Kansas City Chiefs GM Brett Veach. Despite this, Veach dismissed any excuses for the Chiefs' performance against the Philadelphia Eagles and downplayed retirement rumors,

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