Travis Kelce's next move could force a complicated call from the Chiefs

Most people think this is going to be Travis Kelce's final year, and it makes sense. Kelce has put in 13 seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs and built a Hall of Fame résumé. At 35 years old, he's not getting any younger, and the last two seasons have shown drops in productivity. Oh, and he only has one year left on his deal. Which means that if he chooses not to retire, he's still slated to be a free agent for the first time in his career. The idea of Kelce playing for anyone but the Chiefs seems far-fetched to both fans and Kelce himself. But when speaking at the end of minicamp, Kelce didn’t sound interested in retiring after this year. By all accounts, he seems highly motivated and excited to continue playing. Which brings up an interesting question: if he doesn’t want to retire, do the Chiefs bring him back? It’s hard to imagine the Chiefs allowing their Hall of Fame tight end to walk after his contract is up, assuming he still wants to play. But the Chiefs do have to consider team needs, finances, and r