“So, we knew early on that he was coming back, which was very helpful and beneficial for us because we attacked our free agency plan, we already kind of put away and allocated for Travis,” he said. “It helped free us up to be more decisive and carry through with our plan. Again, from my standpoint, I think, yeah, there were probably some questions in November, December, but right after the last game, 24 hours later after the last game of the season, I knew 100 percent that he’d be back.”
Veach won’t speculate on whether 2026 would be Kelce’s final go-around, but after the Chiefs didn’t add a tight end in the draft, he’ll continue to be a pivot-point for K.C.’s offense for at least one more campaign.
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